A charge q = -6.81 mC is placed 5.98 cm (location A) from a single sheet...
A charge q = -6.81 mC is placed 5.98 cm (location A) from a single sheet of charge. The sheet of charge has a total charge, Q, of -12.5 mC spread over an area of 17.4 cm2. The charge is moved to a new location (location B), 23.8 cm, away from the -12.5 mC charge, Q.
- Sketch the electric field, indicating locations A and B on your sketch.
- Determine the electric field at each location, A and B.
- Determine the electric force experienced by q at each location, A and B.
- If allowed to move, will q move from A to B or from B to A? Will the acceleration q experiences be constant while it moves?
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