2. [4 pts] What charge distribution geometry has a constant electric field? a. b. c. What...
3.) a. Sketch the electric field-lines for the charge distribution shown. 5 pts. b. If you were a long way away (Cleveland? Detroit?). What would the field-lines look like? 3 pts Describe or sketch
2. Draw the lines of force ( electric field ) and the equipotential lines for the charge. +3 +4 2 C/m
An isolated metal sphere carries a total charge of -9 C. Draw the electric fields lines and equipotential surfaces to help you solve this problem. (a) What shape are the electric field lines? (b) What shape are the equipotential surfaces?
how is the drawing suppose to be like? 3. (4 points) The diagram below shows the equipotential lines around a cluster of positive charge, Q. Draw electric field lines to show the force that a positivetest charge will experience if placed at points A and S B. Assume that point B is 3x farther from the charge than point A. 98 lenger than at B 3. (4 points) The diagram below shows the equipotential lines around a cluster of positive...
Show all work and explain answer Draw the electric field lines for the charge distribution shown below. (5 pts) +200 PC -100 C
a) Calculate the magnitude of the electric field at one corner of a square that has sides length a, if the other three corners each have a charge +2q. Be sure to start with a diagram of the charges with a coordinate system. b) What is the electric potential at that corner? c) Draw an electric field diagram for the system of charges. With a different color pen or pencil, draw in the equipotential lines. d) What is the force...
Possibly useful equations: Electric force: F-kqqz/? Force from E field: F=qE Electric potential: V - kq/r PE-V Mag Fld near wire: B = d.l/2xr F-qvBsine E=q/4ter? Plate A: 100 cm long 1. The electric field lines running between a plate at 4 V and a plate at 0 V are observed to be as follows: A) Which plate (A or B) is the one at OV? How do you know? Plate B: 40 cm long B) On the above picture,...
Page #4 Physics Il caline lab: Electric Field & Elecric Potential Part I: Electric Field Open the PHET simulation "Charges and Fields". Add positive and negative charges as shown in the diagram below. Draw appropriate electric field lines around and in between the two charges. Use the tools available in the software and then draw manually. Where is the electric field the largest? (label the point #1 in your diagram) 2. Where is the electric field equal to zero? (label...
In the image below, draw representative electric field vectors and equipotential lines for a negative charge. Label the highest and lowest equipotential lines. You will be graded on thedirection, orientation, and spacing of your lines.
9. Suppose an external force moves the +0.4C charge at constant speed from A to B following the path A to D to C to B. a. Along each segment of the path, find the work done by the electric force, FE, and compare to 3a above. Is the electric force conservative? Why? b.What is the change in electric potential energy, AU, along each segment of the path? What is the total ΔUE? c. What is the change in the...