The figure shows two concentricinsulating thin spherical shells:Sphere 1 of radius R₁ = R cm and a totalcharge Q₁ = +Q nC.Sphere 2 of radius R₂ = 2R cm and a totalcharge Q2 = -40 nC.Take R-25 cm and Q-90 nCE =+QRE=B1.Find the magnitude of the netelectric field at a distance r= 91 cm from thecenter of the two spheres.[N/C]E =2.The net electric filed vector at adistance r= 91 cm from the center of the twospheres is pointing:Ooutward403.Find the magnitude of the netelectric field at a distance r= 41 cm from thecenter of the two spheres.[N/C]2ROinward4.Find the magnitude of the netelectric field at a distance r= 21 cm from theCt...er of the two spheres.+[N/C]5.What is the direction of theelectric field E₂ created by Ring 2 at point PDirection:6.Write the expression of theelectric filed E₂ created by Ring 2 at point P.Ē₂ => [N/C]7.If vector E₁ =< 300, 350, 480 >[N/C] and vector E₂ =<-300, -420, -325 >[N/C]. Find the net electric filed Enet at pointP.Enet =<> [N/C]> [N/C]8.If a charge q = 5 nC is placed atlocation P, what would be the force on thischarge? Use the answer of question 7.F =<

The figure shows two concentric insulating thin spherical shells: Sphere 1 of radius R₁ = R cm and a total charge Q₁ +QnC. Sphere 2 of radius R₂ = 2R cm and a total charge Q₂-4Q nC. Take R-25 cm and Q=90 nC E= E= +Q R 1. Find the magnitude of the net electric field at a distance r= 91 cm from the center of the two spheres. [N/C] 2. The net electric filed vector at a distance r= 91 cm from the center of the two spheres is pointing: Ooutward E= A B -4Q 3. Find the magnitude of the net electric field at a distance r= 41 cm from the center of the two spheres. [N/C] 4. Find the magnitude of the net electric field at a distance r- 21 cm from the Ct...er of the two spheres. F =< 2R [N/C] 5. What is the direction of the extric field E₂ created by Ring 2 at point P. Direction: • Oinward 6. Write the expression of the electric filed E₂ created by Ring 2 at point P. Ē₂ = > [N/C] 7. If vector E₁ =< 300, 350, 480 > [N/C] and vector E₂ =<-300, -420, -325 > [N/C]. Find the net electric filed Enet at point P. Enet =< 8. If a charge q = 5 nC is placed at location P, what would be the force on this charge? Use the answer of question 7. >[N/C] > [N/C]

The figure shows two concentric insulating thin spherical shells: Sphere 1 of radius R₁ = R cm and a total charge Q₁ +QnC. Sphere 2 of radius R₂ = 2R cm and a total charge Q₂-4Q nC. Take R-25 cm and Q=90 nC E= E= +Q R 1. Find the magnitude of the net electric field at a distance r= 91 cm from the center of the two spheres. [N/C] 2. The net electric filed vector at a distance r= 91 cm from the center of the two spheres is pointing: Ooutward E= A B -4Q 3. Find the magnitude of the net electric field at a distance r= 41 cm from the center of the two spheres. [N/C] 4. Find the magnitude of the net electric field at a distance r- 21 cm from the Ct...er of the two spheres. F =< 2R [N/C] 5. What is the direction of the extric field E₂ created by Ring 2 at point P. Direction: • Oinward 6. Write the expression of the electric filed E₂ created by Ring 2 at point P. Ē₂ = > [N/C] 7. If vector E₁ =< 300, 350, 480 > [N/C] and vector E₂ =<-300, -420, -325 > [N/C]. Find the net electric filed Enet at point P. Enet =< 8. If a charge q = 5 nC is placed at location P, what would be the force on this charge? Use the answer of question 7. >[N/C] > [N/C]

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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