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Homework answers / question archive / Question 1 Answer each of the questions with Positive, Negative or Zero a) The change in potential energy of the system in moving a negative charge from A to B) b) The change in potential energy of the system in moving a positive charge from C to A
Question 1
Answer each of the questions with Positive, Negative or Zero
a) The change in potential energy of the system in moving a negative charge from A to B)
b) The change in potential energy of the system in moving a positive charge from C to A.
c) The work done by the field in moving a negative charge from C to A.
d) The work done by an external force in moving a positive charge from D to C. If it starts and ends at rest.
e) The change in potential moving a negative charge from B to C.
Answer Here: C,D
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,A Numerical value are in volts
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Question 2
An Infinite conductive plate has charge density σ1 when it is brought in from infinity and placed between, x=0 and x=1m (It is 1m thick, just a small portion b picture below). A second infinite conductive plate has charge density σ2 when It is brought in from infinity and placed between x=5 and x=6 m. Additional information below.
a) Find the electric field at the following locations:
(i) (-3,0) (ii) (-1,3) (iii) (0.5, 0) (iv) (4,0) (v) (5.5, 0) (vi) (9,0)
b) Find the electric potential at the following locations,
(i) (-3,0) (ii) (-1,3) (iii) (0.5, 0) (iv) (4,0) (v) (5.5, 0) (vi) (9,0)
Additional Information:
Σ1 = 4*10-10 c/m2
Σ2 = -6*10-10 c/m2
V = 0 at x=0
-5 -3 -1 0 2 4 6 8 x(m)
Question 3
Three charge distributions are shown:
1) A thin, insulating spherical shell, radius 3a, with a charge -3Q uniformly distributed over its surface (Q is positive, units are C)
2) A circular arc that spans 900 as shown. The curve has a non-uniform charge density, lc
= -(Q/a)sin ?
(a is positive, units are m and ? is measured from the –x axis, as shown).
3) A thin, straight rod of uniform charge density carries a total charge +3Q and extends from x= -2a to x= 2a, as shown, at y=2a.
a) Find the work done by the field in moving a charge, +Q, from the origin to infinity. The charge starts and ends at rest.
b) Specifically state if the work calculated in part a is positive, negative, or Zero.
Your answer should be in terms of Q a, and our usual constants (€0 and/or K).
Y
3a
2a
X
-3a -2a -a 0 a 2a 3a