7 QS Sayfa görünumüA Sesli okuE Vurgula3) Point charges q,L= 2 m has a total charge q-100 µC and a uniform linear charge density 2 = 50 µC/m in Figure 2.(a) Find the potential at Pin Figure 1.(b) Find the total potential energy of charge system in Figure 1.(c) Find the total potential at P in Figure 2. (k = 9×10° N×m²/C², and u= 10-)30 µC, q,- -20 µC, and q,10 µC are located in Figure 1. A rod with lengthyλ- 50 μCm9 = 30 µCd30 μL3 2 m0.3 m0.3 m0.5 mq3 = 10 µC0.2 m --0.2 m0.2 m0.2 m0.3 m0.3 m0.5 m-12= -20 uC2=-20 uCFigure 2q= 100 µCFigure 115 1920.04.2021ASUSdelete12 IAprt sc19 Af10 A团1713)esc12%3D%,&783#4$4/2£5.

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3) Point charges q = 30 µC, q,--20 µC, and q, = 10 µC are located in Figure 1. A rod with length 2 m has a total charge q=100 uC and a uniform linear charge density 2=50 µC/m in Figure 2. (a) Find the potential at P in Figure 1. (b) Find the total potential energy of charge system in Figure 1. (c) Find the total potential at P in Figure 2. (k = 9x10° N×m²/C?, and u= 10-6) %3D λ-50 μCm 91 = 30 µC 91 = 30 µC %3D !! L= 2 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.5 m q3 = 10 µC 0.2 m- 0.2 m 0.2 m 0.2 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.5 m q = -20 µC 92=-20 uC Figure 2 q=100 µC Figure 1 15 19

3) Point charges q = 30 µC, q,--20 µC, and q, = 10 µC are located in Figure 1. A rod with length 2 m has a total charge q=100 uC and a uniform linear charge density 2=50 µC/m in Figure 2. (a) Find the potential at P in Figure 1. (b) Find the total potential energy of charge system in Figure 1. (c) Find the total potential at P in Figure 2. (k = 9x10° N×m²/C?, and u= 10-6) %3D λ-50 μCm 91 = 30 µC 91 = 30 µC %3D !! L= 2 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.5 m q3 = 10 µC 0.2 m- 0.2 m 0.2 m 0.2 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.5 m q = -20 µC 92=-20 uC Figure 2 q=100 µC Figure 1 15 19

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