FINAL EXAM ELHP 413 PREPARED BY ENGR.

SESE
Electromagnetics
Given the three points A(2, –3, 1), B(–4, –2,
6), and C(1, 5, –3).
1. Find the vector from A to C. C
a. 0.1741aX + 0.696aY – 0.696aZ Given F = 2aX – 5aY – 4aZ and
b. 5.23aX + 6.54aY – 2.62aZ G = 3aX + 5aY + 2aZ
c. –aX + 8aY – 4aZ 8. Find F • G A
d. 0.734aX + 0.267aY – 0.625aZ a. –27
b. –82
2. Find the unit vector directed from B to c. 27
AA d. 82
a. 0.762aX – 0.127aY – 0.635aZ 9. Find the angle between F and G B
b. 0.762aX + 0.127aY + 0.625aZ a. 138.0°
c. 0.734aX + 0.267aY – 0.625aZ b. 130.8°
d. –aX + 8aY – 4aZ c. 183.0°
3. Find the distance from B to C A d. 180.3°
a. 12.45 10. Find the length of the projection of F on
b. 14.25 G
c. 15.21 a. 4.38
d. 12.54 b. 3.48
4. Find the vector from A to the midpoint c. 8.43
of the straight line joining B to C. D d. 4.83
a. 5.23aX + 6.54aY – 2.62aZ 11. Find the vector projection of F on G
b. –2.23aX + 2.354aY + 8.62aZ a. –3.12aX – 5.53aY – 2.41aZ
c. 3.5aX + 4.5aY – 0.5aZ b. 3.12aX + 5.53aY + 2.41aZ
d. –3.5aX + 4.5aY + 0.5aZ c. –2.13aX – 3.55aY – 1.42aZ
d. 2.13aX + 3.558aY + 1.42aZ
A vector field is given as
W = 4x2yaX – (7x + 2z)aY + (4xy + 2z2)aZ. If F = –45aX + 70aY + 25aZ and
5. What is the magnitude of the field at the G = 4aX – 3aY + 2aZ
point P(2, –3, 4)? C 12. Find F × G
a. 43.5 a. 512aX + 19aY – 541aZ
b. 45.3 b. 215aX + 190aY – 145aZ
c. 53.4 c. 325aX – 170aY – 150aZ
d. 34.5 d. –256aX – 149aY – 257aZ
6. Give a unit vector that shows the 13. Find aX × (aY × F)
direction of the field at P. B a. –256aX – 149aY – 257aZ
a. 0.1741aX + 0.696aY – 0.696aZ b. –45aX
b. –0.899aX – 0.412aY + 0.150aZ c. – 70aX – 45aY
c. 0.899aX + 0.412aY – 0.150aZ d. –45aY
d. –0.1741aX – 0.696aY + 0.696aZ 14. Find a unit vector perpendicular to both
7. At what point or points on the z axis is F and G
the magnitude of W equal to unity? D a. ± (0.669aX + 0.591aY – 0.451aZ)
a. ± 0.555 b. ± (0.966aX + 0.159aY – 0.541aZ)
b. ± 0.444 c. ± (0.696aX + 0.915aY – 0.541aZ)
c. ± 0.544 d. ± (0.415aX + 0.591aY – 0.669aZ)
d. ± 0.455
Given P(6, 125°, –3) and Q(3, –1, 4)
15. Find the distance from P to the origin
a. 3.16
 b. 6.71 23. Find the density at P(–2, –5, 1) if the
c. 11.20 density is re–r/2(5 + cosθ + sinθcosØ)
d. 7.23 a. 1.706
b. 1.607
c. 1.670
16. Find the distance from Q d. 1.760
perpendicularly to the z axis
a. 3.16 24. A point charge, Q1 = 2 mC, is located in
b. 6.71 free space at P1(–3, 7, –4), while Q2 = –5
c. 11.20 mC is at P2(2, 4, –1). Find the vector
d. 7.23 force on Q2.
17. Find the distance from P to Q a. 1.594aX – 0.956aY + 0.956aZ kN
a. 3.16 b. 1.459aX – 0.695aY + 0.695aZ kN
b. 6.71 c. –1.594aX + 0.956aY – 0.956aZ kN
c. 11.20 d. –1.459aX + 0.695aY – 0.695aZ kN
d. 7.23
Find the electric field intensity at P(–4, 6, –
18. Express the temperature field 5) in free space caused by a charge of 0.1
T = 240 + z2 – 2xy in cylindrical mC at :
coordinates 25. the origin
a. 240 + z2 – ρ2sin2Ø a. –19.5aX – 28.5aY – 42.4aZ kV/m
b. 240 + z2 – ρ2cos2Ø b. –0.356aX – 0.512aY – 0.776aZ kV/m
c. 240 + z2 – ρ2tan2Ø c. –5.32aX + 7.98aY – 6.65aZ kV/m
d. 240 + z2 – ρ2sec2Ø d. –6.42aX + 7.49aY – 2.14aZ kV/m
26. (2, –1, –3)
19. Give the field F in cartesian coordinates a. –19.5aX – 28.5aY – 42.4aZ kV/m
if F = ρ cosØ aρ b. –0.356aX – 0.512aY – 0.776aZ kV/m
a. (x/√x + y)(xaX + yaY) c. –5.32aX + 7.98aY – 6.65aZ kV/m
b. (x/√x2 + y2)(xaX + yaZ) d. –6.42aX + 7.49aY – 2.14aZ kV/m
c. (x/√x2 + y2)(xaY + yaZ)
d. (x/√x2 + y2)(xaX + yaY) A point charge, Q1 = 2 μC, is located at
P1(–3, 7, –4) in free space, while Q2 = –5 μC
Given P(6, 110°, 125°) and Q(3, –1, 4), find is at P2( 2, 4, –1). At the point (12, 15, 18)
the distance from: find:
20. Q to the origin 27. E
a. 10.35 a. –19.5aX – 28.5aY – 42.4aZ V/m
b. 4.62 b. –0.356aX – 0.512aY – 0.776aZ V/m
c. 5.10 c. –5.32aX + 7.98aY – 6.65aZ V/m
d. 12.27 d. –6.42aX + 7.49aY – 2.14aZ V/m
21. P to the y = 0 plane 28. aE
a. 10.35 a. –19.5aX – 28.5aY – 42.4aZ
b. 4.62 b. –0.356aX – 0.512aY – 0.776aZ
c. 5.10 c. –5.32aX + 7.98aY – 6.65aZ
d. 12.27 d. –6.42aX + 7.49aY – 2.14aZ
22. P to Q
a. 10.35 29. Find the total charge inside of the
b. 4.62 volume indicated ρ = 10ze–0.1xsinπy; –1≤
c. 5.10 x ≤ 2, 0≤ y ≤ 1, 3 ≤ z ≤ 3.6
d. 12.27 a. 36.5 C
b. 36.0 C
c. 36.1 C
 d. 36.3 C d. 10.0 pC/m2

30. Find the total charge inside of the 37. Calculate the total electric flux leaving
volume indicated ρv = 4xyz; 0 ≤ ρ ≤ 2, 0 the cylindrical surface ρ = 4.5, z = ±3.5,
≤ Ø ≤ π/2, 0 ≤ z ≤ 3 given a line charge on the x axis,
a. 36.5 C ρL = 2cos 0.1 x C/m
b. 36.0 C a. 18.00 C
c. 36.1 C b. 17.4 C
d. 36.3 C c. 64.4 C
d. 46.4 C
A uniform line charge, ρL = 25 nC/m, lies on
the line, x = –3, z = 4 in free space. Find E 38. Find the total charge lying within the
in cartesian components at: sphere r = 2 if D equals ar/r2
31. (2, 15, 3) a. 19.74 C
a. 53.9aX – 71.9aZ V/m b. 25.1 C
b. 86.4aX – 17.3aZ V/m c. 12.57 C
c. 86.4aX – 17.3aY V/m d. 7.23 C
d. 77.5aX – 31.0aZ V/m
32. (4, 60°, 2) 39. The spherical surfaces r = 2, 4, and 6 m
a. 53.9aX – 71.9aZ V/m carry surface charge densities of 100, –
b. 86.4aX – 17.3aZ V/m 30, and 6 μC/m2, respectively. Find
c. 86.4aX – 17.3aY V/m │D│at r equals to 1 m.
d. 77.5aX – 31.0aZ V/m a. 2.12 μC/m2
b. 3.20 μC/m2
33. Three uniform sheets of charge are c. 44.4 μC/m2
located in free space as follows: 2 μC/m2 d. 0 μC/m2
at x = –3, –5 μC/m 2 at x = 1, and 4
μC/m2 at x = 5. Determine E at the point 40. Calculate the divergence of the given
(8, –2, –5) fields at the point indicated:
a. 169.4aX kV/m D = 4x3y3z2aX + 3x4y2z2aY + 2x4y3zaZ,
b. –395aX kV/m PA(1, 2, 3)
c. 56.5aX kV/m a. 0.0767 C/m3
d. –56.5aX kV/m b. 0 C/m3
c. 988 C/m3
Find │D│ at P(3, –4, 5) in the field of: d. 767 C/m3
34. a point charge of 0.2 μC at the origin
a. 318 pC/m2 41. Determine an expression for the volume
b. 381 pC/m2 charge density that gives rise to the
c. 183 pC/m2 field: D = e–2z(2ρØaρ + ρaØ – 2ρ2ØaZ)
d. 813 pC/m2 a. 4 Øe–2z(ρ2 + 1)
35. a uniform line charge of 30 nC/m at the b. 4 Øe2z(ρ2 + 1)
z axis c. 4 Øe–2z(ρ2 - 1)
a. 955 pC/m2 d. 4 Øe–2z(ρ + 1)
b. 559 pC/m2
c. 959 pC/m2 Let us assume that a differential path may be
d. 595 pC/m2 represented by a line 1 mm long, directed
36. a uniform surface charge of 0.07π nC/m 2 along the vector 2aX – 6aY – 3aZ. If
at the plane x = 5 E = zaX – 3y2aY + xaZ V/m, how much work
a. 110.0 pC/m2 is done in moving a 7 μC charge along this
b. 101.0 pC/m2 path if the path is located at:
c. 11.0 pC/m2 42. (1, 2, 3)
 a. 14 nJ d. Coulomb’s Law
b. 73 nJ
c. –75 nJ 50. The integral of the normal component of
d. 41 nJ any vector field over a closed surfaced is
43. (2, 0, –4) equal to the integral of the divergence of
a. 14 nJ this vector field throughout the volume
b. 73 nJ enclosed by the closed surface.
c. –75 nJ a. Maxwell’s First Equation
d. 41 nJ b. Work
c. Potential difference
d. Divergence Theorem
44. (6, 1, –7)
a. 14 nJ
b. 73 nJ
c. –75 nJ
d. 41 nJ

Given the field E = 40xyaX + 20x2aY + 2aZ

v/m, calculate:
45. VPQ, given P(1, –1, 0) and Q(2, 1, 3)
a. 20 V
b. 160 V
c. 106 V
d. 0 V
46. V at P(1, –1, 0) if the zero reference is at
Q(2, 1, 3)
a. 20 V
b. 160 V
c. 106 V
d. 0 V
47. V at P(1, –1, 0) if the zero reference is at
(0, 0, 0)
a. 20 V
b. 160 V
c. 106 V
d. 0 V

48. Defined as the product of the magnitude

of A, the magnitude of B, and the cosine
of the smaller angle between them
a. Cross product
b. Dot product
c. Either A or B
d. Neither A or B

49. The electric flux passing through any

closed surface is equal to the total
charge enclosed by that surface
a. Faraday’s Experiment
b. Electric Flux Density
c. Gauss’s Law