It requires External Work [Wext] of 4.67 X 10-6 J to move a Negative charge between two charged parallel plates which are connected to a 12.0-volt battery [AV]. Calculate the Negative charge's magnitude in microcoulombs [q], [μC}]. Which way does the Negative charge move: Positive to Negative or Negative to Positive? A test charge qo (-3.5 μC) is initially 0.650 m [₁] left of fixed charge Q (-8.5 μC). The test charge is pushed to the right, with constant velocity, until it is located 0.250 m [rg) left of charge Q. Calculate the External Work [W {J}] needed to move the charge. This problem is like Example #5 (pp. 9 and 10) in Chapter #18 notes. ext -90 ● A B Q Convert P# 3's answer to Electron Volts {eV). The conversion factor is given. on page 1 of Chapter 18 lecture notes.

It requires External Work [Wext] of 4.67 X 10-6 J to move a Negative charge between two charged parallel plates which are connected to a 12.0-volt battery [AV]. Calculate the Negative charge's magnitude in microcoulombs [q], [μC}]. Which way does the Negative charge move: Positive to Negative or Negative to Positive? A test charge qo (-3.5 μC) is initially 0.650 m [₁] left of fixed charge Q (-8.5 μC). The test charge is pushed to the right, with constant velocity, until it is located 0.250 m [rg) left of charge Q. Calculate the External Work [W {J}] needed to move the charge. This problem is like Example #5 (pp. 9 and 10) in Chapter #18 notes. ext -90 ● A B Q Convert P# 3's answer to Electron Volts {eV). The conversion factor is given. on page 1 of Chapter 18 lecture notes.

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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