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Let's have a look at an amazing problem from the British Physics Olympiad. Please note that this is not an official solution and full credit goes to the BPhO for creating this phenomenal problem.
Also please note that this is not an official solution and I am not affiliated with the olympiad, there may be mistakes or a better way to approach the problem.
Original question: bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2022Nov_R1_S1.pdf Question u from the paper.
Official Mark Scheme: bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2022Nov_R1_Marking.pdf
The question is about forces balance and Coloumb's forces and can be used as a challenge question for A Level Physics, Physics Olympiads such as the British Physics Olympiad Round 1, International Physics Olympiad IPhO, JEE Main and JEE Advanced.
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Let's have a look at an amazing problem from the British Physics Olympiad. Please note that this is not an official solution and full credit goes to the BPhO for creating this phenomenal problem.
Also please note that this is not an official solution and I am not affiliated with the olympiad, there may be mistakes or a better way to approach the problem.
Original question: bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2022Nov_R1_S1.pdf Question u from the paper.
Official Mark Scheme: bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2022Nov_R1_Marking.pdf
The question is about forces balance and Coloumb's forces and can be used as a challenge question for A Level Physics, Physics Olympiads such as the British Physics Olympiad Round 1, International Physics Olympiad IPhO, JEE Main and JEE Advanced.
