The diagram shows several points, labeled A through G. Each point is labeled with the electric potential at that point, measured with respect to point A. Various amounts of positive and negative charge are moved B from one point to another. Assuming that the potential at each (5 V) C of the points is kept constant at its labeled value, determine (8 V) G the net change in the electric potential energy of each listed (-3 V) quantity of charge as it is moved along the path indicated. A (0 V) D (10 V) F E (5 V) (7 V) +1 C moved from point A to B: -1 C moved from point B to C: +2 C moved from point D to C: -2 C moved from point G to A: +1 C moved from point E to G: -4 C moved from point E to F: +3 C moved from point B to F: -3 C moved from point A to G: +2 C moved from point C to A to E: -1 C moved from point B to G to F: Answer Bank OJ -1J 1J -2J 2J -3J 3 J -4 J 5 J 4 J -5 J -6J 6J -7J 7J -8J 8 J -6- 9 J -10 J 10 J -13 J 13 J -16J 16J

The diagram shows several points, labeled A through G. Each point is labeled with the electric potential at that point, measured with respect to point A. Various amounts of positive and negative charge are moved B from one point to another. Assuming that the potential at each (5 V) C of the points is kept constant at its labeled value, determine (8 V) G the net change in the electric potential energy of each listed (-3 V) quantity of charge as it is moved along the path indicated. A (0 V) D (10 V) F E (5 V) (7 V) +1 C moved from point A to B: -1 C moved from point B to C: +2 C moved from point D to C: -2 C moved from point G to A: +1 C moved from point E to G: -4 C moved from point E to F: +3 C moved from point B to F: -3 C moved from point A to G: +2 C moved from point C to A to E: -1 C moved from point B to G to F: Answer Bank OJ -1J 1J -2J 2J -3J 3 J -4 J 5 J 4 J -5 J -6J 6J -7J 7J -8J 8 J -6- 9 J -10 J 10 J -13 J 13 J -16J 16J

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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