A charge q₁ = 4.90 x105 C is placed in an electric field of magnitude 6500 N/C. What is the electrostatic force that is exerted on charge q₁? Force = N Charge q, is replaced with a different charge (92) at the same location (with the same electric field present). Charge q2 experiences an electrostatic force of 0.26 N. What is the magnitude of charge q₂?

Q: The figure below shows three small, charged spheres at the corners of an equilateral triangle.…

A: qA = 1.90μCqB = 5.40μC qC = -5.20μC each side of triangle = 0.50 m

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Q: Consider two electric charges: q1 which has a charge of -9 × 10-9 and is positioned 6.4 cm along the…

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Q: Charge A and charge B are separated by 0.5 m and have a combined charge of 8 μC. Charge B exerts a…

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Q: Two charged particles are a distance of 1.82 m from each other. One of the particles has a charge of…

A: The charges are  q1=8.01 nC=8.01×10-9Cq2=4.54 nC=4.54×10-9C The distance between the charges r=1.82…

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A: a. Write the expression for electric force between two charges.

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Q: Two particles, one with charge −2.93 μC and one with charge 6.07 μC, are 8.09 cm apart. What is the…

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Q: What is the force on charge Q = 2.9 nC in the middle of the figure due to the four other charges?…

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Q: Two particles, one with charge –2.09 × 10-6 C and the other with charge 2.71 × 10-6 C, are 0.0584 m…

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Q: a. 1. For each of the following charge distributions, find the net electric force on charge 1, due…

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Q: In the figure below, the electric field lines for two charged particles are shown. The lower…

A: The lower particle has charge q1 and upper particle has charge q2.

Q: (Figure 1) shows five electric charges. Four charges with the magnitude of the charge 2.0 nCnC form…

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Q: 5.0−μC charge experiences a 0.41-N force in the positive y direction. a. If this charge is replaced…

A: Givenq1=+5 μCF1=0.41 N  in the positive y direction

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Q: Two particles, one with charge −4.61×10−6 C and the other with charge 3.55×10−6 C, are 0.0434 m…

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Q: b 91 a Charge q = 4.79 10-8 C is placed at the origin. Charges q = -1.69 10-8 C and q = 1.37 - 10-8…

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Q: Two charged small spheres are 20 cm apart and the magnitude of the force of repulsion between them…

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Q: Electrophoresis gel can separate charged DNA samples in an applied electric field. Suppose a DNA…

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Q: There is a 30 microcoulomb charge at the origin.  There is a 154 microcoulomb charge on the x axis…

A: Given data:   q1 = 30 μC at origin q2 = 154 μC at x = 4 m q3 = 146 μC at y = 4 m Required: Magnitude…

Q: A positively charged particle Q1 = +35 nC is held fixed at the origin. A second charge Q2 of mass m…

A: Given data:  Charge (Q1) = +35 nC Mass of charge Q2 (m) = 8.5 μg Distance (d) = 35 cm Net force on…

Q: Two particles, one with charge –7.13 µC and one with charge 4.39 µC, are 5.84 cm apart. What is the…

A: Force , F = 82.59 N Distance , R = 5.84 cm = 5.84 x 10-2 m To find = q3

Electric Charges and Fields

One of the fundamental properties is the electromagnetic property. Charge cannot be destroyed by any process and this contributes formally to the law of charge conservation.