Clear Explanation on this question add some step to leading to this how you get this answer neat handwriting and clear explanation difficult so please double check answer have a 2m rod that has been charged to 4C, and a 1m rod that has been charged to -6C. can place them anywhere on the x-axis (i.e. they are parallel to the x-axis) subject to the following rules: • The rods cannot be touching. • The rods cannot occupy the same space. a) Draw your system on a Cartesian plan (with labeled axes). b) Pick any point on the axis that is not being occupied by the rods. Clearly label it. c) Determine the field at this point. d) Determine the voltage at this point.
Clear Explanation on this question add some step to leading to this how you get this answer neat handwriting and clear explanation difficult so please double check answer have a 2m rod that has been charged to 4C, and a 1m rod that has been charged to -6C. can place them anywhere on the x-axis (i.e. they are parallel to the x-axis) subject to the following rules: • The rods cannot be touching. • The rods cannot occupy the same space. a) Draw your system on a Cartesian plan (with labeled axes). b) Pick any point on the axis that is not being occupied by the rods. Clearly label it. c) Determine the field at this point. d) Determine the voltage at this point.
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have a 2m rod that has been charged to 4C, and a 1m rod that has been charged to -6C.
can place them anywhere on the x-axis (i.e. they are parallel to the x-axis) subject to the
following rules:
• The rods cannot be touching.
• The rods cannot occupy the same space.
a) Draw your system on a Cartesian plan (with labeled axes).
b) Pick any point on the axis that is not being occupied by the rods. Clearly label it.
c) Determine the field at this point.
d) Determine the voltage at this point.
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