Object A with charge +Q is interacting with Object B having a charge twice its own (+20). What is true about the force that these objects experience? * Object B experience less force than Object A Object A experience less force than Object B Both experience no force since both are positively charged. Both experience the same magnitude of force. How does electric potential energy and electric potential differ? * These two terms are the same. The electric potential energy is a property of the system of charges while electric potential is a property of a point in space in an electric field. The electric potential energy is a scalar while the electric potential is a vector The electric potential energy is the voltage and electric potential is the work done to move he charge.

Object A with charge +Q is interacting with Object B having a charge twice its own (+20). What is true about the force that these objects experience? * Object B experience less force than Object A Object A experience less force than Object B Both experience no force since both are positively charged. Both experience the same magnitude of force. How does electric potential energy and electric potential differ? * These two terms are the same. The electric potential energy is a property of the system of charges while electric potential is a property of a point in space in an electric field. The electric potential energy is a scalar while the electric potential is a vector The electric potential energy is the voltage and electric potential is the work done to move he charge.

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

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