(16V)(5) -80 А: 36 131 В: 40 C:80 D: 16 6: Given two charges, q, = 1 X 10° coulomb and g2 = -5 X 10° coulomb. If q2 is located at 30 centimeters on the x-axis and g, is located at the origin of the Cartesian axis as shown. Find the electric field at the field point having coordinates y = -30 centimeters and x = 0. %3D %3D %3D A: 100 -5x10 B: 197 303. 72 C 200 30cm i3 0.30 B42 D: 222 -0.5 0,3 Ficld Point 7, Given two point charges, q = 1X 10° coulomb and q' = -2 X 106 coulomb located at 3 centimeter distance from each other. What is the magnitude and the force that q exerts on q'? %3D %3D

(16V)(5) -80 А: 36 131 В: 40 C:80 D: 16 6: Given two charges, q, = 1 X 10° coulomb and g2 = -5 X 10° coulomb. If q2 is located at 30 centimeters on the x-axis and g, is located at the origin of the Cartesian axis as shown. Find the electric field at the field point having coordinates y = -30 centimeters and x = 0. %3D %3D %3D A: 100 -5x10 B: 197 303. 72 C 200 30cm i3 0.30 B42 D: 222 -0.5 0,3 Ficld Point 7, Given two point charges, q = 1X 10° coulomb and q' = -2 X 106 coulomb located at 3 centimeter distance from each other. What is the magnitude and the force that q exerts on q'? %3D %3D

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

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