Two charged particles are placed near the origin of an xyz coordinate system. Particle 1 carries...
Two charged particles are placed near the origin of an xyz coordinate system. Particle 1 carries charge +q and is on the x axis at x= ± d. Particle 2 carries an unknown charge and is at an unknown location. The magnitude of the electric field at the origin is q/(2πε0d^2), and the electrostatic potential at the origin, relative to V = 0 at infinity, is +3q/(4πε0d).
a) If particle 2 is on the x axis, what are its charge and location?
b) If particle 2 is on the y axis, what are its charge and location? Determine all possible solutions.
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