The top left diagram below shows a 1-C positive charge placed in 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, draw force vectors on each of the other charges to indicate both the magnitude and direction of the electric force on the charge. (Scroll down for two more diagrams.)
The top left diagram below shows a 1-C positive charge placed in a uniform external electric...
The top left diagram below shows a 1-C positive charge placed in 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,...
The top left diagram below shows a 1-C positive charge placed in 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,...
The top left diagram below shows a 1-C positive charge placed in a uniform external electric filed. The electric field in which the charge is placed is represented by field lines (drown in red) and the resulting electric force on the charge is represented by the blue vector.
7. Draw a diagram of a proton and electron in a uniform electric field. Include electric field lines for the external electric field and velocity vectors for both charges (the length of the velocity vector should imply magnitude of velocity
A 4.9 C point charge is placed in an external uniform electric field that has a magnitude of 77000 N/C. At what distance from the charge is the net electric field zero? Number Units
A 7.2 mu C point charge is placed in an external uniform electric field that has a magnitude of 77000 N/C. At what distance from the charge is the net electric field zero? Number Units
A 8.5 μC point charge is placed in an external uniform electric field that has a magnitude of 50000 N/C. At what distance from the charge is the net electric field zero?
A point charge of 55 μC is placed at the origin. There is an external uniform field E = 750 i N/C. What is the net force on a 5 μC charge placed at (5 m, 3 m); (IN VECTOR FORM)
A 3.2 μC point charge is placed in an external uniform electric field that has a magnitude of 2.1 104 N/C. At what distance from the charge is the net electric field zero?
Wednesday Homework Problem 3.3 The dia- gram to the right shows the electric field lines for some charge distribution. The electric force vectors are drawn for a proton placed at points A through E. Only one of the vectors is correctly drawn. Which vector is correctly drawn? Select One of the Following (a) The vector at point A is correctly drawn. (b) The vector at point B is correctly drawn. (c) The vector at point C is correctly drawn (d)...