The figure below shows two equal and opposite point source charges (q1 = 92 = 1.0 nCoul) fixed in place. Also shown are two points labeled A and B and the distances are to be read off the scale attached to the grid. (a) Find the potential difference AVAB. In the box below, neatly sketch the potential landscape between points A and B. (b) Suppose a particle with charge qo 1.0 x 10-6 kg is released from rest at point A. What is the work done on the charged particle, WAB? (c) What is the speed of the particle as it crosses point B? %3D %3D +0.50 nCoul and mass mo =

The figure below shows two equal and opposite point source charges (q1 = 92 = 1.0 nCoul) fixed in place. Also shown are two points labeled A and B and the distances are to be read off the scale attached to the grid. (a) Find the potential difference AVAB. In the box below, neatly sketch the potential landscape between points A and B. (b) Suppose a particle with charge qo 1.0 x 10-6 kg is released from rest at point A. What is the work done on the charged particle, WAB? (c) What is the speed of the particle as it crosses point B? %3D %3D +0.50 nCoul and mass mo =

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landscape between points A and B. (b) Suppose a particle with charge 9o = +0.50 nCoul and mass
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