1. A charge q = + 15 uC is placed at the center point O of the coordinate axis, while the second charge q2 = -10 u C is located at point A to the right of point O and is 80 cm from point O along axis 1, find a point such that the total intensity (E) resulting from the two charges is zero.
1. A charge q = + 15 uC is placed at the center point O of the coordinate axis, while the second charge q2 = -10 u C is located at point A to the right of point O and is 80 cm from point O along axis 1, find a point such that the total intensity (E) resulting from the two charges is zero.
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Four charges q1 = 3uc, q2 = -3uc, q3 = 4uc, and q4 = -4uc are each at the four vertices of a square ABCD in sequence (eg q1 at point A). If the side length of the square is 50 cm. (a) Calculate the total intensity of the electric field (E) at the center O of the square; (b) If the charges of two charges q3 and q4 are exchanged, what is the total intensity of the electric field at the center of the square?
3. Three charges q1 = -0.4 uC, q2 = 0.3 uC, and q3 = 0.2 uc are respectively placed at the three vertices A, B, and C of a square ABCD, respectively, the side length of the square a m. Compute: (a) the electric potential at the center O of the square; (b) The electric potential at the corner point D of the square (C) If a charge of 5 uC moves from point D to point O, what is the change in potential energy. K = 1/4 e0 = 9 × 10 ^ 9 N.m ^ 2 / c ^ 2
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