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- Two conducting spheres will attract each other with a force of 0.2 N when separated at 25 cm distance. Then these two balls are connected by a conducting wire so that charge balance occurs. After the conductor wire is released, it turns out that the two balls earlier will repel with a force of 0.05 N. What is the magnitude of the charge of the two balls that at first?The field just outside a 1.70 cmcm-radius metal ball is 3.25×102 N/CN/C and points toward the ball. A.What charge resides on the ball?A positive point charge Q is located at x-a and a negative point charge -Q is at x = -a. A positive charge q can be placed anywhere on the y-axis. Find an expression for (FX, the x -component of the net force on q. Give your answer in terms of Q, q, a, y and constant K. Do your assessment by looking at (F)x when y = 0. net net
- Suppose a speck of dust in an electrostatic precipitator has 1.0000×1012 protons in it and has a net charge of –5.00 nC (a very large charge for a small speck). a. Find the electric charge due to the protons in the dust. Calculate the charge due to only the protons.Consider the symmetrically arranged charges in the figure, in which qa 9b = -2.45 µC and q. = qd = +2.45 µC. Determine the direction of the electric field at the location of charge q. O right up and left down and left up and right dn down left down and right Calculate the magnitude of the electric field E at the location of q given that the square is 6.35 cm on a side.Eight identical point charges of charge q = 9 nC are placed at the corners of a cube (center ofgravity of the imaginary cube is at the origin) with sides of length a = 5 cm.a. find the vector force acting on a 2-nC charge at the origin.b. find the electric field intensity felt by the 2-nC charge at the origin.
- A 6 µC charge q1 located at the origin cm creates an electric field that fills all of space. A -8 µC charge q2 is brought to the point cm. The 6 µC charge is returned but now the -8 µC charge is moved to cm. What is the new net force extered on q2? Answer as a vector in Newtons.A thin, insulating rod of length Icarries a linear charge density^(x) that varies with distance according to (x)=Ax (in SI units). The location of the origin is shown in the figure. A point charge q is located a distance I from the end of the rod as shown. a. What are the SI units of the constant A? b. Find the force that the rod exerts on q.You have a vertical polyethylene rod. It is 30 cm. It Carries a negative charge Q=-3μC which is distributed uniformly allong it's length. A 51 gram marble of glass Carriies a positive q= +0.44 μC charge . The marble hangs from the rod from a plastic string, 10 cm below the rod. What is the tension in the string?. a. 0.8N b. 0.5N c.0.3N d. 0.2N e. 0N
- A negative line of charge is on the negative y axis with its top end at the origin as shown in the figure below. The charge is uniformly distributed along the line. Point P is on the positive y axiS as shown in the figure. y The the length of the line of charge is 3.17 m, the total charge on the line is -787.9 nC and point P is 3.15 m from the origin. Find the magnitude of the electric field at point P due to the line of charge. (in N/C) OA: 3.15×10²| OB: 3.56×102| 0C: 4.02×102| OD: 4.54×102| OE: 5.13×102|| OF: 5.80×102|| OG: 6.56×102|| OH: 7.41×102 Submit Answer Tries 0/99A 5 cm radius ball is charged to 190 nC. The charge is uniformly distributed throughout the volume of the ball. a. What is the charge density for this ball? ANS. 3.628733×10-4 C/m^3 b. How much charge is enclosed by a sphere of radius 1 cm concentric with the ball??Another bar with density λ2 = Cx is placed on the x-axis like in the figure. Here, x continues the distance from the left end of the tool, and C is a constant. Find the guide with charge density λ2, net force by the infinitely long rod with charge density λ1.