If a positive charge, q = +2 C, is moved along the equipotentialsurface A at 6 V (green surface A as shown in the figure below),what is the amount of work done is moving this charge q alongsurface A?A. + 1.5 JB. + 6J2 cmC. OJD. - 1.5 JE. - 6JAB6V 3VOV Two equipotential surfaces (green surfaces: A and B) of a parallelplate capacitor are shown in the figure below, what is the magnitudeand direction of the electric field between surfaces A and B?2 cmA. 150 V/m to the leftB. 150 V/m to the rightC. 6.0 x 10-2 V/m to the rightD. 6.0 x 10-2 V/m to the leftE. 3 V/m to the rightOvqV 6V 3V

Given: Charge, +q = +2 C Potential, V = 6 V Solution: a. V= w/q W= Vq dw = q dV As it is an…

If a positive charge, q = +2 C, is moved along the equipotential surface A at 6 Vv (green surface A as shown in the figure below), what is the amount of work done is moving this charge q along surface A? A. + 1.5 J B. + 6 J 2 cm С. ОЈ D. - 1.5 J E. - 6J B. OV

If a positive charge, q = +2 C, is moved along the equipotential surface A at 6 Vv (green surface A as shown in the figure below), what is the amount of work done is moving this charge q along surface A? A. + 1.5 J B. + 6 J 2 cm С. ОЈ D. - 1.5 J E. - 6J B. OV

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If a positive charge, q = +2 C, is moved along the equipotential
surface A at 6 V (green surface A as shown in the figure below),
what is the amount of work done is moving this charge q along
surface A?
A. + 1.5 J
B. + 6J
2 cm
C. OJ
D. - 1.5 J
E. - 6J
AB
6V 3V
OV

Two equipotential surfaces (green surfaces: A and B) of a parallel
plate capacitor are shown in the figure below, what is the magnitude
and direction of the electric field between surfaces A and B?
2 cm
A. 150 V/m to the left
B. 150 V/m to the right
C. 6.0 x 10-2 V/m to the right
D. 6.0 x 10-2 V/m to the left
E. 3 V/m to the right
Ov
qV 6V 3V

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