I would like to know if question #3 is right, and how to calculate the last one. And I need help with #2. Instructions:1. Print the page above, and draw the electric field lines2. Which electrode was connected to the +ve terminal?ANS:3. Using the above simulation, the following data table was generated, calculate the electricfield between the electrodes and complete the table below.Electric field (V/cm)0.825 ülcm0.733 Mcm0.733 VIcm0.722 VIm0825 VICm0733 Viamx-position (cm)Voltage (V)1.86.682.66.023.55.364.44.705.34.056.13.397.02.73E = V- VIceu Configuration 3: Two plates,For this part of the experiment, two plates were used as shown in the figurePlate 1Plate 24cmScmFor the simulation below, both the plate were of length 4cm, the distance between the plates wasset at 8cm. The voltage supplied between the two electrodes was 8V.4-6.68V5.36V4.05V2.73V1.8cm3.5cm5.3cm7.0cm3.6.6.02V4.70V3.39V-4-2.6сm4.4cm6.13 cm

Configuration 3: Two plates, For this part of the experiment, two plates were used as shown in the figure Plate 1 Plate 2 4cm Scm For the simulation below, both the plate were of length 4cm, the distance between the plates was set at 8cm. The voltage supplied between the two electrodes was 8V. 4- 6.68V 1.8cm 5.36V 4.05V 2.73V 3.5cm 5.3cm 7.0cm 3. 4 5n 4. 6.02V 4.70V 3.39V -4- 2.6cm 4.4cm 6.13 cm

Configuration 3: Two plates, For this part of the experiment, two plates were used as shown in the figure Plate 1 Plate 2 4cm Scm For the simulation below, both the plate were of length 4cm, the distance between the plates was set at 8cm. The voltage supplied between the two electrodes was 8V. 4- 6.68V 1.8cm 5.36V 4.05V 2.73V 3.5cm 5.3cm 7.0cm 3. 4 5n 4. 6.02V 4.70V 3.39V -4- 2.6cm 4.4cm 6.13 cm

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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