Two positive charges q are located along the y axis at y = +a and y = -a, respectively. (a) What is the electric field at a distance x along the x axis? (b) What does this become for x >> a? (c) For x << a?
a)
In triangle BOC
Using Pythagorean theorem
r = sqrt(a2 + x2)
also, Cos = x/r =
x/sqrt(a2 + x2)
Electric field by each charge is given as
E = kq/r2
E = k q/(a2 + x2)
Net electric field is given as
Enet = 2 E Cos
Enet = 2 (k q/(a2 + x2)) (x/sqrt(a2 + x2))
Enet = 2 kqx / (a2 + x2)3/2
b)
for x>>a
Enet = 2 kqx / x3
Enet = 2 kq / x2
c)
for x <<a
Enet = 2 kqx / a3
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