Original post by Oblogog
According to the solution of this question given in the book the mass of the particle is irrelevant to the work done. Is this true or have they made a mistake?
According to the solution of this question given in the book the mass of the particle is irrelevant to the work done. Is this true or have they made a mistake?
In this question it is true because it says the sphere is in a "horizontal plane". This means that no work is done against gravity because the height of the sphere doesn't change, so the work done only depends on the charge
Original post by TheBride
In this question it is true because it says the sphere is in a "horizontal plane". This means that no work is done against gravity because the height of the sphere doesn't change, so the work done only depends on the charge
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