This document contains questions about electrostatics concepts involving point charges. It includes determining the charge of a point charge P given the electric field it produces, calculating the charge of a second point Q based on its change in electric potential energy, sketching electric force vectors on charges P and Q, and calculating the distance between P and Q if the force on Q is specified. It also involves sketching electric field directions at the center of a square due to three corner charges and calculating the net field if the charges are given.
This document contains questions about electrostatics concepts involving point charges. It includes determining the charge of a point charge P given the electric field it produces, calculating the charge of a second point Q based on its change in electric potential energy, sketching electric force vectors on charges P and Q, and calculating the distance between P and Q if the force on Q is specified. It also involves sketching electric field directions at the center of a square due to three corner charges and calculating the net field if the charges are given.
This document contains questions about electrostatics concepts involving point charges. It includes determining the charge of a point charge P given the electric field it produces, calculating the charge of a second point Q based on its change in electric potential energy, sketching electric force vectors on charges P and Q, and calculating the distance between P and Q if the force on Q is specified. It also involves sketching electric field directions at the center of a square due to three corner charges and calculating the net field if the charges are given.
This document contains questions about electrostatics concepts involving point charges. It includes determining the charge of a point charge P given the electric field it produces, calculating the charge of a second point Q based on its change in electric potential energy, sketching electric force vectors on charges P and Q, and calculating the distance between P and Q if the force on Q is specified. It also involves sketching electric field directions at the center of a square due to three corner charges and calculating the net field if the charges are given.
(i) The electric field at a point 10 cm away from a charge P as in FIGURE 1 is
2.7×10 6 N C−1. Determine the charge of P. (ii) With reference to FIGURE 1, a charge Q is placed 10 cm away from charge P. When charge Q is moved horizontally to the right to a position 5 cm from its initial position, there is a 0.54 J change in its electric potential energy of the system. What is the charge of Q? (iii) Sketch the electric force vectors on charge P and Q. (iv) If charge Q is again moved horizontally to the right to a new position, and the electric force on it is −4.05 N; how far apart is charge Q from charge P?
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FIGURE 11
FIGURE 11 shows three points charges of different signs placed at the
corners of a square of sides 10 cm. (i) Sketch the direction of the electric field strength by each charge at the centre
of the square. (ii) Calculate the net electric field strength at the centre of the square if