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Calculate the net electric field at point A for the following charge distribution.ย 


q1 northern most point charge of -5x10-5


q2 Eastern most point charge of -3.0x10-5


point a the western most point


point a to q1 is 5.0m


point a to q2 is 5.0m


find the net electric force on charge 1, due to the other charges.


q1= +3.0x10^-5


q2= -5.0x10^-5


q3= -5.0x10^-5


distance between q1 and q2 is 30cm


distance between q1 and q3 is 30cm


Q3 is northern most point, q2 is the eastern most point


q2 is the western most point.


an electrician experienced a mild shock when he accidentally touched a wire carrying 5.0 ma for approximately 1.0 s. how many electrons constitute the given current?


Explain resistance of conductors.


Explain internal resistance.


In a PARALLEL circuit, the potential difference across each resistor isย *

1 point


inversely proportional to its resistance


directly proportional to its resistance


directly proportional to the square of its resistance


unrelated to its resistance


In a SERIES circuit, the potential difference across each resistor isย *

1 point


inversely proportional to its resistance


directly proportional to its resistance


directly proportional to the square of its resistance


unrelated to its resistance


Find the for e between the two charge particles q1= +5 micro-Coulombs and q2= -1 micro-Coulombs and separated 5cm


Consider three charges ๐‘ž1=1.5 ๐œ‡๐ถ, ๐‘ž2ย =5๐œ‡๐ถ, and ๐‘ž3=-3 ๐œ‡๐ถ located at (๐‘ฅ1,๐‘ฆ1,๐‘ง1)=(1,โˆ’2,4) ๐‘š, (๐‘ฅ2,๐‘ฆ2,๐‘ง2)=(2,-1, 3) ๐‘š, andย (๐‘ฅ3,๐‘ฆ3,๐‘ง3)=(3, 3, -4) ๐‘š, respectively. Find the total net forceย F

โƒ—ย 

1

Fโ†’1ย on charge ๐‘ž1ย due to electric fieldsย E

โƒ—ย 

2

Eโ†’2ย (induce by ๐‘ž2)ย andย E

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3

Eโ†’3ย (induce by ๐‘ž3) . Note that by superposition of vectors:


How are the direction of electrons and current relative to each other in an electrical circuit?