a) Explain what is meant by the following terms in electromagnetics: i) Electrical potential, ii) Electric flux density. b) How does Coulomb's law relate to probe charge? (Answer should not exceed 100 words) c) A charge of 30 nC is situated at the point (x, y, z) = (0, 1, 0) m and a charge of -30 nC at the point (0, -1, 0) m. Both charges are in free space. Determine: i) The electric field at the point P (2, -1, 2) m, ii) The electric flux density at the point P (2, -1, 2) m, iii) The electric force on a +10 nC charge at the point P (2, -1, 2) m.
a) Explain what is meant by the following terms in electromagnetics: i) Electrical potential, ii) Electric flux density. b) How does Coulomb's law relate to probe charge? (Answer should not exceed 100 words) c) A charge of 30 nC is situated at the point (x, y, z) = (0, 1, 0) m and a charge of -30 nC at the point (0, -1, 0) m. Both charges are in free space. Determine: i) The electric field at the point P (2, -1, 2) m, ii) The electric flux density at the point P (2, -1, 2) m, iii) The electric force on a +10 nC charge at the point P (2, -1, 2) m.
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Transcribed Image Text:1. a) Explain what is meant by the following terms in electromagnetics:
Electrical potential,
Electric flux density.
i)
ii)
b) How does Coulomb's law relate to probe charge? (Answer should not exceed
100 words)
c) A charge of 30 nC is situated at the point (x, y, z) = (0, 1, 0) m and a charge of
-30 nC at the point (0, -1, 0) m. Both charges are in free space. Determine:
i)
The electric field at the point P (2, -1, 2) m,
ii)
The electric flux density at the point P (2, -1, 2) m,
iii)
The electric force on a +10 nC charge at the point P (2, -1, 2) m.
d) i)
ii)
iii)
A sphere of radius a contains a uniform charge Q distributed uniformly
throughout its volume. How much charge is contained in a concentric
sphere of radius r (where r <a)?
Using the result from Q1.d)i) and Gauss's law, show that the magnitude
of the electric field E within the sphere changes with radius r as
Qr
Απερα
What is the direction of the electric field E?
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