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    This document provides a tutorial on electromagnetism with 4 practice problems and their answers. The first problem calculates the force between two point charges of 3.60 μC separated by 9.30 cm. The second problem determines the number of electrons that make up a charge of -30.0 μC. The third problem uses Coulomb's law to find the magnitude and direction of the electric field at two points due to two 7.0 μC charges. The fourth problem calculates the distance of a point P from a -25 μC charge where the electric field is zero, given another 50 μC charge separated from the first by 12 cm.

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    This document provides a tutorial on electromagnetism with 4 practice problems and their answers. The first problem calculates the force between two point charges of 3.60 μC separated by 9.30 cm. The second problem determines the number of electrons that make up a charge of -30.0 μC. The third problem uses Coulomb's law to find the magnitude and direction of the electric field at two points due to two 7.0 μC charges. The fourth problem calculates the distance of a point P from a -25 μC charge where the electric field is zero, given another 50 μC charge separated from the first by 12 cm.

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    This document provides a tutorial on electromagnetism with 4 practice problems and their answers. The first problem calculates the force between two point charges of 3.60 μC separated by 9.30 cm. The second problem determines the number of electrons that make up a charge of -30.0 μC. The third problem uses Coulomb's law to find the magnitude and direction of the electric field at two points due to two 7.0 μC charges. The fourth problem calculates the distance of a point P from a -25 μC charge where the electric field is zero, given another 50 μC charge separated from the first by 12 cm.

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    Tutorial 1

    SFT3013 Electromagnetism

    Dr. Nurul Syafiqah Yap Abdullah


    Instruction: Answer all questions, show your calculations.

    1. Calculate the magnitude of the force between two 3.60 µC point charges 9.30 cm
    apart.
    Answer: 12.64N

    2. How many electrons make up charge of -30.0 µC?


    Answer: 1.872 x 1014 electrons

    3. Use Coulomb’s law to determine the magnitude and direction of the electric
    fields at point A and B due to the two positive charges, Q = 7.0 µC each.

    Answer: Point A: 4.6 x 106 N/C, at 90°


    Point B: 1.15 x 107 N/C, at 56°

    4. Two point charges, Q1 = -25 µC and Q2 = +50 µC, are separated by distance 12 cm.
    The electric field at point P is zero. How far from Q1 is P?

    Answer : 29cm

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