An electron is placed in electric field * of intensity 10^4 Newton per Coulomb. The electric force working on the electron is; O 0.625*10^-15 Newton 0.625*10^13 Newton O 1.6*10^15 Newton O 1.6*10^-15 Newton

Q: Use the Coulomb's Law Let q1 = +3 µC q2 = 7 x 10-2 C q3 = - 5 μC Solve for the net force acting on…

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Q: T/F: direct current is a consistent flow of electrical charge in only one direction

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Q: 1000 1000 turns turns w = 5 cm d =5 cm x-1 mm 1500 N AAAAA 4444

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Q: -7 (ii) 1.6×10 7 A

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Q: An 8.24 x 10-7 C charge feels a 7.89 x 10-8 N force when it moves 2090 m/s at a 29.4° angle to a…

A: Given data, Charge, q=8.24×10-7 C Force, F=7.89×10-8 N Velocity, v=2090 m/s Angle between magnetic…

Q: how much energy is expended in moving 20 C charge through a potential difference of 0.5V

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Q: Two point charges of 280 statcoulomb and 78 statcoulomb are 4.2 cm apart. if another point charge is…

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Q: Calculate the total electric field at point A due to the two point charges, Q1 = -40 µC and Q2 = 25…

A: Find E at point A due to Q1 and Q2  change Q1 = -40μCQ2 = 25μC

Q: For figure shown below, the Coulomb force between charges is same as weight of 1 kg mass. The…

A: Given figure: Two charges, Q1=Q2=1 μC. Mass, m = 1 kg Force, mg=1×10=10 N.

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Q: Two balloons with charges of +4.00 μC and -10 µC attract each other with a force of 0.0625 Newton.…

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Q: * the force between two charges depends on directly to the square of the product of the two charges…

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Q: An electron starts from rest. There are two charged plates, 12 cm apart, which an electric field…

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Q: Solve the same for protons

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Q: A total of 4 mA current flows in 20 seconds   A) Find the total charge that flows in 20 seconds…

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Q: 1. Two equal point charges 10 cm apart exert a force of 1 x 103 grams on each other. Find the value…

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Q: A -600 µC charge (blue charge) and a 800 µC charge (red charge) are positioned as shown in the…

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Q: 3. Find the charge density due to each of the following electric flux densities: (a) D=5x²yā¸ +7x³a,…

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Q: 9. In the figure to the right, find the magnitude and direction of the electric B field at points A,…

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Q: Calculate and plot on a drawing the force experienced by each of the electrical charges in the…

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Types of Charge Carriers

A carrier is a type of object which carries a particular thing from one point to another point. For instance, people use different vehicles from one place to another, and the vehicle carries those people and acts as a carrier.