A positive charge +2Q and a negative charge -Q are separated along a horizontal line by a distance s. What is the magnitude of the electric field at point P, a distance s above the negative charge?
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A positive charge +2Q and a negative charge -Q are separated along a horizontal line by...
1-Three point charges, -Q, 2Q and -Q are placed in a straight
line as shown in the figure. The separation between charges is d =
30cm. If Q = 101nC, what is the magnitude of the electric field
produced by these three charges at a distance y = 36cm above the
central axis?
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2-A type of electrical quadrupole is formed by four loads of
magnitude q = 49nC placed at the vertices of a square on side 2a,
with...
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charge ( q 2 ) fixed to a circle. At the center of the circle they
produce a net electric field that is directed along the horizontal
axis. Determine the ratio q 1 / q 2 of the charges if α=26.0° and
β=57.0°.
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x=0
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