Twenty seven identical mercury drops each charged to 10V, are allowed to form a big drop. The potential of the big drop is
90V
9V
900V
270V
A
270V
B
90V
C
9V
D
900V
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Voltage of each mercury drop =10V ⇒kqr=10V ⇒q=10rk
totalcharge=27×10rk Equating volumes to find radius of bigger charge,
43π(R3)=27⋅43πr3
R=3r final voltage=kqR=k×27×10rk×3r =90V
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