A thin square plate is placed in $x-y$ plane as shown in fig. such that is centre coinsides with origine it's charge density at point $(x, y)$ is $\sigma = \sigma _0xy$ (where $\sigma _0$ is constant). Find total charge on the plate.
A thin square plate is placed in $x-y$ plane as shown in fig. such that is centre coinsides with origine it's charge density at point $(x, y)$ is $\sigma = \sigma _0xy$ (where $\sigma _0$ is constant). Find total charge on the plate.
- A
${\sigma _0}{a^2}$
- B
$-{\sigma _0}{a^2}$
- C
$\frac{{{\sigma _0}}}{{{a_2}}}$
- D
Zero
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