At some point, an electric field is directed at an angle of 210 degrees measured counter-clockwise...
At some point, an electric field is directed at an angle of 210 degrees measured counter-clockwise from the +x axis. If a negative charge is placed at that point, what is the angle of the electric force on the charge measured counter-clockwise from the +x axis in degrees? please show your work
Homework Answers
Direction of the force = opposite to the direction of the field as the charge is negative
= 210 degree - 180 degree
= 30 degree answer
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