Q2 + Q4 1)If a force of 2.89×1012N is exerted on a 56µC negative charge by a 23µCpositive charge how far apart are the charges?2) For the system shown below, find the magnitude of the force experienced bycharge Q, and state its direction.3) Calculate the electric field generated by a parallel plate capacitor with radius4mm and a plate separation of 1mm, when connected to a 2V supply.4) What is the electric field generated in 1m coaxial cable if a Gaussian surfaceis defined at a radius of 3mm between the two conductors. When there is8.76x10-9 C of charge on the conductors.5)What effect does adding a high value dielectric material have on the coaxialcable?ab+Q,Q3a = 1.75x10-15m , b = 15x10-15m, Q1 = Q3 = 1.602x10-19C and Q2 = -1.602x10-19C%3D

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1)
If a force of 2.89×1012N is exerted on a 56µC negative charge by a 23µC
positive charge how far apart are the charges?
2) For the system shown below, find the magnitude of the force experienced by
charge Q, and state its direction.
3) Calculate the electric field generated by a parallel plate capacitor with radius
4mm and a plate separation of 1mm, when connected to a 2V supply.
4) What is the electric field generated in 1m coaxial cable if a Gaussian surface
is defined at a radius of 3mm between the two conductors. When there is
8.76x10-9 C of charge on the conductors.
5)
What effect does adding a high value dielectric material have on the coaxial
cable?
a
b
+
Q,
Q3
a = 1.75x10-15m , b = 15x10-15m, Q1 = Q3 = 1.602x10-19C and Q2 = -1.602x10-19C
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