MC1. An isolated point charge Qis located at a distance r from a point P where the voltage is measured to be V. Three other charges with the same charge Q are then placed equidistant from each other and from the original charge Qand all at a distancer from P. The voltage at P is then measured to be V, How do the two voltage measurements compare? O a. V = 3V2 O b. It cannot be determined from the information given. O. V = 4V2 O d. It depends on whether the charge is negative or positive. O e. V- V2 -5x+4, where V is in V and xis in m. Which of the following MC2. The voltage at a certain point is given by functions could describe the x-component of the electric field at that point? O a. E,-x+4x O b. E,-5x-4. OC E,--20x O d. E,-20x. Oe E,-x-4x.

MC1. An isolated point charge Qis located at a distance r from a point P where the voltage is measured to be V. Three other charges with the same charge Q are then placed equidistant from each other and from the original charge Qand all at a distancer from P. The voltage at P is then measured to be V, How do the two voltage measurements compare? O a. V = 3V2 O b. It cannot be determined from the information given. O. V = 4V2 O d. It depends on whether the charge is negative or positive. O e. V- V2 -5x+4, where V is in V and xis in m. Which of the following MC2. The voltage at a certain point is given by functions could describe the x-component of the electric field at that point? O a. E,-x+4x O b. E,-5x-4. OC E,--20x O d. E,-20x. Oe E,-x-4x.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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