Asked by Cassie
A +5.0-uC charge experiences a 0.48-N force in the positive y direction.
If this charge is replaced with a -2.7-uC charge, find the magnitude of the force in this case
Find the direction of the force in this case.
help please i am confused
If this charge is replaced with a -2.7-uC charge, find the magnitude of the force in this case
Find the direction of the force in this case.
help please i am confused
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Answered by
drwls
The direction will be opposite (-y) because the sign of the charge is reversed (positive to negative).
The magitude of the force will be (2.7/5.0) times 0.48 N. It is proportional to the charge.
The local electric field where the chrges are located is assumed to stay the same.
The magitude of the force will be (2.7/5.0) times 0.48 N. It is proportional to the charge.
The local electric field where the chrges are located is assumed to stay the same.
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