For both a and b below, indicate the rough location of where the
net electric field would be zero (where a third charge could be
placed, and feel no net force.)
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Concept:- here we take into account the
direction and strength of field and decide the point where net
field can be zero, 
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For a and b below, roughly where is the electric field zero?
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Mark with an E. Roughly where is the potential zero? Mark with a V.
(If is nowhere near the charges, indicate this.) (Be sure to be
clear if it's just one point, or something else.) Then sketch the
electric field lines (solid) and equipotential lines (dotted)
around the two point charges.
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a uniform external electric field. The electric field in which the
charge is placed is represented by field lines (drawn in red), and
the resulting electric force on the charge is represented by the
blue vector. Suppose the 1-C charge is removed, and is replaced, in
turn, by each of the charges shown in the other three diagrams
below. Assuming that the external electric field remains the same,...
Basic Coulomb's law tells us that the electric field of a point
charge q, E=ke q/r2, scales with distance r
as 1/r2: when the distance increases by a factor of 2,
the magnitude of the field decreases by a factor of 4. We can write
this as E(r) ∝ 1/r2. An interesting and practically
important question is how the electric field of a group of charges
scales with distance (asymptotically) far away from the group. The
figure below depicts 3...
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corner of the rectangle (the lower right)?
What is the angle that the electric field at that corner of the
rectangle makes with the horizontal?
If we placed a small bead with charge 1.5 μC at that
corner, what is the magnitude of the net electric force it would
experience?
If we instead placed a small bead with charge -3.0μC at
that corner, what is the magnitude of...
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due to a point charge located at the center of the magenta circle.
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What is the sign of the source charge? ---Select---
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