What is the force F⃗ on the 3.0 nC charge in the middle of (Figure 1) due to the four other charges? Give your answer in component form.
Enter the x and y components of the force separated by a comma.
Electrostatic force is given by:
F = kq1q2/r^2
Since all four charge on corner are same, so due to them force will be equal in magnitude, which will be
|q1| = 2 nC, & |q2| = q = 3.0 nC
r = sqrt (a^2/4 + a^2/4) = a/sqrt 2
a = 1.0 cm = 0.01 m
So,
|F| = 9*10^9*2*10^-9*3.0*10^-9/(0.01/sqrt 2)^2
|F| = 1.08*10^-3 N
Now let's talk about direction, assuming Q is at origin, then
Due to charge in first quadrant, since both charge have opposite signs So force on q will be attractive, towards 45 deg above +ve x-axis in 1st quadrant.
Due to charge in 2nd quadrant, since both charge are negative, So force on q will be repulsive, towards 45 deg below +ve x-axis in 4th quadrant.
Due to charge in 3rd quadrant, since both charge are negative, So force on q will be repulsive, towards 45 deg above +ve x-axis in 1st quadrant.
Due to charge in 4th quadrant, since both charges have opposite signs So the force on q will be attractive, towards 45 deg below +ve x-axis in 4th quadrant.
Now F1 and F3 are above +ve x-axis at 45 deg and F2 and F4 are below +ve axis at 45 deg
F1x = F1*cos 45 deg & F1y = F1*sin 45 deg
F2x = F2*cos 45 deg & F2y = -F2*sin 45 deg
F3x = F3*cos 45 deg & F3y = F3*sin 45 deg
F4x = F4*cos 45 deg & F4y = -F4*sin 45 deg
Since all forces are equal in magnitude, F1 = F2 = F3 = F4 = F
Now add all of them
Fnet = 4*F*cos 45 deg i + 0 j
Sum of all force in y-direction will be zero.
So
Fx_net = 4*1.08*10^-3*cos 45 deg = 3.05*10^-3 N
Fx_net, Fy_net = 3.05*10^-3, 0 N
Direction = +ve x-axis = 0 deg Counter clockwise from +ve x-axis
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