+29a-2q1a+2q+2q-29+2qŞekil 1.Şekil 2.Three charges (+2q,-2q,+2q) are placed at the corners of an equilateral trianglewith side length a = 1mm as in Figure 1. Since qagainst electrical forces to place these charges on the x-axis as in figure 2.1µC, find the work to be done!!(Nm2k. = 9.10° ()a) 18Jb) -18Jc) 9Jd) -9Je) -3Jtr/upload/ytu/CourseScan/a3ceff47-5bf7-4e2e-852a-fla505aale76.pngbekleyiniz. Soruyu boş bırakmak isterseniz işaretlediğiak için buraya yazınwChpf6t7f10 2RRThe center of the charged circle of radius R 30cm in the x-z plane is coincidentwith the origin of the coordinate system in the figure. The total charge Q on the circleis not uniform, but is distributed according to the relation 2 = v50. Where 0 is theangle between the radius R of the circle and the +x-axis in radian. Find the magnitudeof the Electric field due to these charges in the y-axis direction only, at the point Pat a distance of 2R. k, =Eo = 9x10-12 ( and n = 3Απερ.-1210 13e10 13tr/upload/ytu/CourseScan/e6c31b3e-c586-432a-9c6b-454b2603609f.pngak için buraya yazın.hp

Work done will be equal to change in potential energy of the system of charges. Ui =…

+29 -2 T +2q -29 X. +2q +29 Şekil 1. Şekil 2. Three charges (+2q,-2q,+2q) are placed at the corners of an equilateral triangle with side length a = 1mm as in Figure 1. Since q 1uC, find the work to be done against electrical forces to place these charges on the x-axis as in figure 2. k. = 9.10° (m) a) 18J b) -18J c) 9J d) -9J e) -3J

+29 -2 T +2q -29 X. +2q +29 Şekil 1. Şekil 2. Three charges (+2q,-2q,+2q) are placed at the corners of an equilateral triangle with side length a = 1mm as in Figure 1. Since q 1uC, find the work to be done against electrical forces to place these charges on the x-axis as in figure 2. k. = 9.10° (m) a) 18J b) -18J c) 9J d) -9J e) -3J

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