Can you help me understand why my answers were incorrect? (ΑBUnder which of the following new conditions could thegravitational force on the object be neglected?CWNote: Figure not drawn to scale.The figure above on the left represents the horizontalelectric field near the center of two large, vertical parallelplates near Earth's surface. The plates have height handlength, and they are separated by a distance w, as shownon the right. The field has magnitude E. A small object withmass m and charge +q, where m = qE/g, is released fromrest at a point midway between the plates.Dh> wAq mqE> mgEh Ew1Jㅁ마W1.5 x 10-5NhA very small, isolated sphere with charge +Q exists in anempty region of space. A second very small sphere is movedfrom far away to a short distance from the first sphereXThe second sphere has a charge of +2.0 x 10 C. As it ismoved closer to the first sphere at a constant speed, thesecond sphere passes through the circular equipotentiallines due to the first sphere. Two of these lines are separatedby a distance of 0.020 m and have potentials of 100 V and150 V. What is the magnitude of the average force needed tomove the second sphere between the two equipotentiallines?> -9The second sphere has a charge of +2.0 x 10 C. As it ismoved closer to the first sphere at a constant speed, thesecond sphere passes through the circular equipotentiallines due to the first sphere. Two of these lines are separatedby a distance of 0.020 m and have potentials of 100 V and150 V. What is the magnitude of the average force needed tomove the second sphere between the two equipotentiallines?ABCDdA(ΑB1.5 x 10-5 NC5.0 x 10-6 ND1.0 x 10-7 N2.0 × 10-9 N+Q, A-Q, AStTwo conducting plates of area A are separated by a distanced, as shown above. The upper plate has a net charge of +Qand the lower plate has a net charge of -Q. Point P is locateda distance s above the center of the lower plate and closer tothe lower plate than the upper plate. Assume the platedimensions are very large compared to d and all gravitationalforces are negligible.PWhich of the following indicates the direction of the electricfield at point P and the reason it has that direction?LX>The electric field is in the +x direction becausethe charges are equal and opposite.XThe electric field is in the -y direction becauseelectric fields point away from positive chargeand toward negative charge.The electric field is in the -y direction becausepoint P is farther from the positively charged Xplate.The electric field is in the +y direction becauseelectric fields point away from negativecharge and toward positive charge.<>

Note: Figure not drawn to scale. The figure above on the left represents the horizontal electric field near the center of two large, vertical parallel plates near Earth's surface. The plates have height hand length , and they are separated by a distance w, as shown on the right. The field has magnitude E. A small object with mass m and charge +q, where m = qE/g, is released from rest at a point midway between the plates. (A) Under which of the following new conditions could the gravitational force on the object be neglected? B C W D h»w q> m qE> mg Eh ㅁ마 h W Ew X >

Note: Figure not drawn to scale. The figure above on the left represents the horizontal electric field near the center of two large, vertical parallel plates near Earth's surface. The plates have height hand length , and they are separated by a distance w, as shown on the right. The field has magnitude E. A small object with mass m and charge +q, where m = qE/g, is released from rest at a point midway between the plates. (A) Under which of the following new conditions could the gravitational force on the object be neglected? B C W D h»w q> m qE> mg Eh ㅁ마 h W Ew X >

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Chapter7: Electricity

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