Answer :
Explanation:
Given,
Charge on plate 1, Q1 = 20 μC
Charge on plate 2, Q2 = 0C Since no charge is given to the other plate and the setup is isolated)
Capacitance of the capacitor, C= 10 μF
Formula used
We know that for a capacitor with net charge, Q and capacitance, C, the Potential difference deceloped in between the plates, V is,
The charges on the inner plates of the capacitor with plates having charges Q1 and Q2 is,
Note: Charges on the outer plates of the capacitor with plates having charges Q1 and Q2 is,
In the given question, the charges on the inner plates , according to above formulas,
Hence from eqn.1, the potential difference
Hence the potential difference developed in between the plates is 1V.
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