Discussion
A hollow conductor is raised to 100 V. A small charge placed anywhere inside its cavity experiences
Answer: C
The whole conductor and its cavity sit at one potential, so the field within the cavity is zero and no force acts. The potential being a hundred volts rather than zero makes no difference whatever, since only the gradient of the potential produces a force and a constant has no gradient.
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