Question #293029

At one corner of a 3cm by 4cm rectangle is placed a charge of -20pc and at the two adjacent corner are charge of 10pc .calculate the potential at the fourth corner.


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Expert's answer
2022-02-02T12:13:49-0500







Potential due to point charge

V=kcqrV=k_c\frac{q}{r}


Where V=V= Electric potential

q=q= point charge

r=r= Distance between any point around the charge to the point charge

kc=k_c= Coulombs constant kc=9×109Nk_c=9×10^9N



Potential due to +10pc+10pc at A


V+10A=9×109×10×10123×102V_{+10A}=\frac{9×10^9×10×10^{-12}}{3×10^{-2}}

=3V=3V


Potential due to +10pc at C


V+10C=9×109×10×10124×102=2.25VV_{+10C}=\frac{9×10^9×10×10^{-12}}{4×10^{-2}}=2.25V

PB=32+42=5=\sqrt{3^2+4^2}=5


Potential due to -20pc at B


V20B=9×109×20×10125×102V_{-20B}=\frac{-9×10^9×20×10^{-12}}{5×10^{-2}} =3.6V=-3.6V



Potential at P=3+2.253.6=3+2.25-3.6

=1.65V=1.65V




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