COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1
COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1
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Chapter 16, Problem 53QAP
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The x and y component of the net electric force that acts on the third charge Q3.

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Answer to Problem 53QAP

The x -component of the net electric force is Fxon3=90.6192N and y -component is Fyon3=14.02N.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Three charges are located as shown in figure

  Q1=+7.00μCQ2=4.00μCQ3 =+6.00μC

  x21=0.03mx23=0.04m

  COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 16, Problem 53QAP

Formula used:

From Coulomb's law

  Fq1 on q2=k| q 1 q 2 |r2where,r=seperationbetweencharge1andcharge2

Calculation:

  x132=x212+x232x132=(0.03m)2+(0.04m)2x132=(0.05m)2

Force on charge Q3 due to charge Q1.

  F1on3=k| q 1|| q 3|x 132F1on3=(8.99× 109 N. m 2 C 2 )|7× 10 6C||6× 10 6C| ( 0.05m )2F1on3=151.032NC

Charge 1 and charge 3 have the same sign, the repulsive force on the charge 3 due to charge 1 have direction in the third quadrant. So, F1 on 3=151.032 N.

Force on charge Q3 due to charge Q2.

  F2on3=k| q 2|| q 3|x 232F2on3=(8.99× 109 N. m 2 C 2 )|4× 10 6C||6× 10 6C| ( 0.04m )2F2on3=134.85NC

x component of net force on charge Q3 :

  Fxon3=F1on3cosθFxon3=(151.032N)(35)Fxon3=90.6192N

y component of net force on charge Q3 :

  Fyon3=F1on3sinθ+F2on3Fyon3=(151.032N)(45)+(134.85N)Fyon3=14.02N

Conclusion:

The x -component of the net electric force is Fxon3=90.6192N and y -component is Fyon3=14.02N.

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