Please excuse the lack of labeling on the diagrams Because of software problem. The small circle On the left represents Q, and one on right Represents Q. The x between the2 charges represents point P,the midpoint between the two charges,while the little circle below represents point A, directly below Q. the distance between Q, aqnd Q is 40 cm. Point A is 30 cm below Q,. If Q, =5 µC and Q, = 10 µC Find %3D Potential at Point P, b) the potential at A, c) the work done to move a test charge g =e = 1.6x10 19 from point P to A

Please excuse the lack of labeling on the diagrams Because of software problem. The small circle On the left represents Q, and one on right Represents Q. The x between the2 charges represents point P,the midpoint between the two charges,while the little circle below represents point A, directly below Q. the distance between Q, aqnd Q is 40 cm. Point A is 30 cm below Q,. If Q, =5 µC and Q, = 10 µC Find %3D Potential at Point P, b) the potential at A, c) the work done to move a test charge g =e = 1.6x10 19 from point P to A

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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Problem 52P: Suppose Earth and the Moon each carried a net negative charge Q . Approximate both bodies as point...

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