Question 4, b
twelve equal charges +q are equally spaced in a circle with radius R.
if we remove the +q charge which is lovated at 3-o'clock, what will ve the force on the charge +Q at the center of the circle.
Question 4(b) :
When the charge ' +q ' at 3 o'clock is placed is removed, the net force on the charge ' +Q ' is given as:
Question 4, b twelve equal charges +q are equally spaced in a circle with radius R....
Five equal negative charges –q are placed around a circle of radius R so that there is an equal angle between them. Considering the +x axis to be 0o and the +y axis to be 90o, Calculate the electric field E at the center of the circle.
4. Two point charges, A and B are located on a circle with radius R as seen below. B is fixed but A can be moved around. If q,-+390 and q,-%-at what angles θ can charge A be placed in order fort the net electric field produced by both charges at the center of Ли the circle to have a magnitude of E the electric fields and their components. 0 ? Please draw a neat diagram illustrating х.
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b. Double Q and halve r c. Halve Q and r 13. Charges with equal magnitude Q are placed on the corners of a square with side length L. a. All charges positive 01 02 03 24 What is the force on a 5th charge q0 placed at the center of the square for the following signs of the other 4 charges? (Hint: draw a picture of the charges, it becomes easier to see what cancls.)
QUESTION 3 Three point charges lie along a circle of radius r = 3.00 cm: q: -7.00 nC at angle 30°. 92-9.00 nCatanpe 180", and 9 -7.00 nC 330° as shown in the figure. Find the magnitude E of the electric field created by the three charges at the center of the circle. 91 7800 30° x 330° 93 E = 1.60 x 105 N/C E = 8.00 x 104N/C E = 2.00 x 10' N/C E = 1.14 x...
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