Question #47685

A unit positive charged moves in an electric field E, along the path xyz, the voltage between point x and z ?
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2014-10-10T10:42:59-0400

Answer on Question #47685-Engineering-Other

A unit positive charged moves in an electric field EE, along the path xyzxyz, the voltage between point xx and zz?

Solution


The voltage difference between point xx and zz is


ΔU=UxUz=E(rxrz)=Ea.\Delta U = U_x - U_z = - \vec{E} \cdot (\vec{r}_x - \vec{r}_z) = E a.


Note that a positive charge can move only from xx to zz, but not from zz to xx. It is because of direction of an electric field E\vec{E}.

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