Electric field due to a point charge at distance 'r' is given by:
E = k*q/r^2
where direction of electric field is towards the negative charge and away from positive charge.
Part A.
Electric field at P for situations A and B
At point A:
EA = k*QA/rA2
Given that, QA = Q, and rA = R, So
EA = k*Q/R2
At point B:
EB = k*QB/rB2
Given that, QB = Q, and rB = R/2, So
EB = k*Q/(R/2)2 = 4*k*Q/R2
EB = 4*EA
EA = (1/4)*EB
Correct option is A.
Part B.
Electric field at P for situations A and C
At point A:
EA = k*QA/rA2
Given that, QA = Q, and rA = R, So
EA = k*Q/R2
At point C:
EC = k*QC/rC2
Given that, QC = 2Q, and rC = R, So
EC = k*2Q/(R)2 = 2*k*Q/R2
EC = 2*EA
EA = (1/2)*EC
Correct option is D.
Part C.
Electric field at P for situations A and D
At point A:
EA = k*QA/rA2
Given that, QA = Q, and rA = R, So
EA = k*Q/R2
At point D:
ED = k*QD/rD2
Given that, QD = 2Q, and rD = R/2, So
ED = k*2Q/(R/2)2 = 8*k*Q/R2
ED = 8*EA
EA = (1/8)*ED
Correct option is D.
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