4. A point mass m with positive charge q issuspended from the ceiling by a thread.Nearby, a charged object causes the pointcharge q to deflect from the vertical. Our taskwill be to find the angle of deflection invarious cases. (Refer to Table at right.)c) Finally, suppose that the nearby object is along positively charged line, with uniformlinear charge density , located a horizontaldistance D away.a) First suppose that the nearby object is anotherpositive point charge Q, located a horizontaldistance D away.Dfixed line charge(perpendicular to plane of page)m, qFind the angle of deflection 0. *Electric fields created by variouscharged objectsfixed point chargem, qFind the angle of deflection 0.Shape of Strength of E-chargedobjectfield greatedby objectNoteb) Next suppose that the nearby object is a largepositively charged sheet, with uniform surfacecharge density o, located a perpendiculardistance D away.“r" refers todistance fromthe pointcharge.PointE(r) =charge QInfinitestraightline of"r" refers toDcharge,uniformlinearchargedensity Aperpendiculardistance fromthe linecharge.E(r) =-2TE,rm, quniformlycharged sheetFind the angle of deflection 0.E-fieldstrength isindependentof distancefrom thesheet and thedirectionpoints awayfrom thesheet.Infiniteflat sheetof charge,uniformsurfaceE(r) =280chargedensity o

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4. A point mass m with positive charge q is suspended from the ceiling by a thread. Nearby, a charged object causes the point charge q to deflect from the vertical. Our task will be to find the angle of deflection in various cases. (Refer to Table at right.)

4. A point mass m with positive charge q is suspended from the ceiling by a thread. Nearby, a charged object causes the point charge q to deflect from the vertical. Our task will be to find the angle of deflection in various cases. (Refer to Table at right.)

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