A +4.3 microCoulomb charge is 25 cm to the right of a -7.2 microCoulomb charge. A)...
A +4.3 microCoulomb charge is 25 cm to the right of a -7.2 microCoulomb charge.
A) Determine the potential of the midpoint between the two charges.
B) Determine the magnitude of the electric field at the midpoint between the two charges.
Homework Answers
To find the potential at the midpoint, potential due to individual charge is found and added.The electric field intensity is found by assigning position vectors to each charge.
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