A circle with a radius of 2.3 meters. On the perimeter of the circle, there are...
A circle with a radius of 2.3 meters. On the perimeter of the circle, there are 30 charges of +13 micro-coulombs and 13 charges of -2 micro-coulombs. If a positive point charge of +6 micro-coulombs with a mass of 13 kg is shot from very, very far away into the middle of the circle, how fast would it need to be going, in m/s, such that the this charge stops in the middle of the circle? Ignore the weight force.
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4) A circle with a radius of 2.5 meters. On the perimeter of the circle, there...
4) A circle with a radius of 2.5 meters. On the perimeter of the circle, there are 30 charges of +12 micro-coulombs and 11 charges of -3 micro-coulombs. If a positive point charge of +7 micro-coulombs with a mass of 11 kg is shot from very, very far away into the middle of the circle, how fast would it need to be going, in m/s, such that the this charge stops in the middle of the circle? Ignore the weight...
A square with sides of length 0.4 meters has 8 charges on it. Four charge of...
A square with sides of length 0.4 meters has 8 charges on it. Four charge of +q, +q, +q, and -q (same amount of charge for three and one has an opposite sign) are placed in the corners and four charges of twice the magnitude of -2q, -2q, -2q, and +2q are placed halfway in the middle of the sides. Here q = 9 micro-coulombs. (In other words, -q = -9 micro-coulombs and +2q is twice 9 micro-coulombs.) A ninth...
An extremely large disk has a radius of 10 meters. A total charge of +4 micro...
An extremely large disk has a radius of 10 meters. A total charge of +4 micro coulombs has been distributed evenly over the surface of the disk. A small charged particle of mass 0.25 kilogram and charge +3.2 x 10-19 coulombs is released from rest at the center of the disk, very near the surface of the disk. How fast is the particle moving when it has traveled a distance of 0.11 meters?
Please Answer the following question in detail showing the step to derive the answer. Please show...
Please Answer the following question in detail showing the
step to derive the answer. Please show all work clearly and circle
final answer.
ll T-Mobile 18:35 Exit A uniform sheet of charge lies on a horizontal surface. A point charge of -8 micro-coulombs is located 0.18 meters below the sheet. At a point 0.40 meters above the sheet, directly above the charge, the total electric field from the sheet and the point charge is zero. Then, the point charge below...
13 and 14 please (answer with significant figures as well) 10. A +2.3 mC charge is...
13 and 14 please (answer with significant figures as well)
10. A +2.3 mC charge is placed 35 cm away from a stationary -3.4 mC charge. What is the electrical potential? 11. In a 15 Volt potential, a particle has a potential energy of -0.45 J. What is the particle's charge? 12. A 1.5 mC charge is moving towards a stationary +6.8 mC charge. What is the change in potential energy as the particle moves from 75 cm away from...
body of mass 7 kg moves in a (counterclockwise) circular path of radius 4 meters, making one revolution every 13 seconds
body of mass 7 kg moves in a (counterclockwise) circular path of radius 4 meters, making one revolution every 13 seconds. You may assume the circle is in the xy-plane, and so you may ignore the third component. how do you find the centripetal force acting on the body how do you find the magnitude of the force??
A point charge of -3.5 micro-coulombs with a mass of 0.42 kg is placed in a...
A point charge of -3.5 micro-coulombs with a mass of 0.42 kg is placed in a uniform electric field directed in the +x direction. Initially, the charge is moving in +x direction at 9.5 m/s and after it has traveled a displacement of 2.2 meters in the -x direction, it is movng at 24./ m/s in texdireti a pik ofpaper with ara of0.m2 i placed in the field and the angle between the normal and the field is 51 degrees,...
2 Hammer Throw: 10 pts Remember this: In Men's Hammer Throw at the Olympics a 16...
2 Hammer Throw: 10 pts Remember this: In Men's Hammer Throw at the Olympics a 16 pound ball (the ham- mer) is attached to a wire that's ap- proximately 4 ft long and whirled around a circle and let go. Olympians spin their bodies incredibly fast- during their last "wind" before release they spinning at less than a second per revolution. For the men's sport, given a few facts Figure 3: 2015 Big Ten Outdoor we're going to find out...
1. A car with constant acceleration of 2.3 m/s2 drives toward east (positive x-axces). (a)How much...
1. A car with constant acceleration of 2.3 m/s2 drives toward east (positive x-axces). (a)How much time in seconds is required for the car to change its speed from 10 m/s to 35 m/s? (b)Calculate the total distance in meters, covered during that time (c) Calculate the average speed during that time interval (d) Find x- and y- components of the vector of acceleration 2. From the top of a tower, a person drops a pebble. The peble strikes the...
You have been asked to review a new apparatus, which is proposed for use at a...
You have been asked to review a new apparatus, which is proposed for use at a new semiconductor ion implantation facility. One part of the apparatus is used to slow down He ions which are positive and have a charge twice that of an electron (He++). This part consists of a circular wire that is charged negatively so that it becomes a circle of charge. The ion has a velocity of 200 m/s when it passes through the center of...
Please Answer the following question in detail showing the
step to derive the answer. Please show all work clearly and circle
final answer.
ll T-Mobile 18:35 Exit A uniform sheet of charge lies on a horizontal surface. A point charge of -8 micro-coulombs is located 0.18 meters below the sheet. At a point 0.40 meters above the sheet, directly above the charge, the total electric field from the sheet and the point charge is zero. Then, the point charge below...
13 and 14 please (answer with significant figures as well)
10. A +2.3 mC charge is placed 35 cm away from a stationary -3.4 mC charge. What is the electrical potential? 11. In a 15 Volt potential, a particle has a potential energy of -0.45 J. What is the particle's charge? 12. A 1.5 mC charge is moving towards a stationary +6.8 mC charge. What is the change in potential energy as the particle moves from 75 cm away from...
A point charge of -3.5 micro-coulombs with a mass of 0.42 kg is placed in a uniform electric field directed in the +x direction. Initially, the charge is moving in +x direction at 9.5 m/s and after it has traveled a displacement of 2.2 meters in the -x direction, it is movng at 24./ m/s in texdireti a pik ofpaper with ara of0.m2 i placed in the field and the angle between the normal and the field is 51 degrees,...
2 Hammer Throw: 10 pts Remember this: In Men's Hammer Throw at the Olympics a 16 pound ball (the ham- mer) is attached to a wire that's ap- proximately 4 ft long and whirled around a circle and let go. Olympians spin their bodies incredibly fast- during their last "wind" before release they spinning at less than a second per revolution. For the men's sport, given a few facts Figure 3: 2015 Big Ten Outdoor we're going to find out...
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