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- Express answer/s in mks (SI) . Draw diagram whenever necessaryConsider the point charges in the figure below. Suppose that q = +14 μC, qв = -34 μC, qc = +28 μC, and qp = -21 μC. y x = -2 cm 9A qc Submit O y=-2 cm 9D y = -3 cm x = +5 cm 9B 1) Calculate the electric potential at the origin O due to the charges. (Express your answer to two significant figures.) MVIn three corners of a square with d=4 cm side length, there are point charges (in red) Q1=-28 pC, Q2 =-117 pC and Q3 =-57 pC. Calculate the difference between the potentials in the middle (V2) and in the fourth corner (V1) . (V2-V1) Write your answer in V with 2 decimals.
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- d Q3 Q2 M Q1 n three corners of a square with d=8 cm side length, there are point charges (in red) Q₁=16 pC, Q₂ =-38 pC and Q3 =118 pC. Calculate the difference between the potentials in the middle (V₂) and in the fourth corner (V₁). (V₂-V₁) Write your answer in V with 2 decimals.The electric potential of a system is presented by the figure shown below. Find the x-component of the electric field at points A, B, and C if Vo = 10 V and x₁ = 20 cm, x2 = 80 cm, x3 = 120 cm. V Vo A X₁ B = The x-component of E-field at point A, EA The x-component of E-field at point B, EB = The x-component of E-field at point C, Ec = 19.714 X₂ C X3 X Units Select an answer ✓ Units Select an answer ✓ Units Select an answer XThe value of potential energy per unit positive charge is referred to as the electric potential. True False
- Six negative point charges and two positive point charges are arranged in a circle as shown in the figure. The charges have equal magnitude. The magnitude of the electric potential generated by each charge is 120 V at the origin. What is the net electric potential generated by all the charges at the origin O? 90 y -Q Fig. A Answer: Net potential Answer: Net potential Volts VoltsA solid aluminum sphere with radius a has an explicitly negative charge,−q. Concentric with the aluminum sphere is a copper spherical shell with inner radius b, outer radius c, and an explicitly positive charge, +Q. Assume that the magnitude of the positive charge on the copper shell is greater than the magnitude of the negative charge on the aluminum sphere, and take the electric potential at infinity as zero. Enter an expression for the electric potential, V, that is valid for a