FSKS 123: Chapter 18-20

How many electrons must be removed from an electrically neutral silver dollar to give it a charge of +3.8 μC?

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Choose the diagram in which all forces are correctly labelled and in the correct direction

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Find the magnitude of the force experienced by charge q1 due to charge q3.

• 32 928 972 N

• 0.329 N

• 0.211 N

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Use pythagoras to get distance. Also, double check that you are using meters and Coulomb

Find the correct angle for each of the forces.

(we always measure from + x-axis)

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Start measuring from the + x-axis!

Draw your x-axis and y-axis from the particle that is experiencing the force

Calculate the angle of the force that q1 experiences due to the presence of q3

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Draw the arrow indicating the force.

The draw the angle starting from positive x-axis

Calculate the missing theta using inverse tan.

• 54.25
• 234.25
• 324.25
• 34.25
• -0.257
• -0.357
• 0.440
• 0.767

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Three point charges have equal magnitudes.

Rank the net electrostatic force that each particles experiences in ascending order (smallest first) according to magnitude.

• B

• A

• C

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The drawing shows some electric field lines. For the points indicated, rank the magnitudes of the electric field in ascending order (smallest first).

• C

• B

• A

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The positive charge has the greater magnitude. Where on the line that passes through the charges is the one spot where the total electric field is zero?

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