Calculate the Coulomb potential due

  1. Three point charges are placed at the following points on the x-axis. 2micro coulomb atbx=0 , -3micro coulomb at x =40cm and
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  2. Two point charges 6mew Coulomb and 2 new coulomb separated by distance 3cm in free space calculate work done in separating them
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  3. Calculate the Coulomb potential due to the nuclei at a point in a LiH molecule located 200 pm from the Li nucleus and 150 pm
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  4. A student wants to use the equation for Coulomb's Law to calculate the electric force between two charges. Which shows all of
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  5. A student wants to use the equation for Coulomb's Law to calculate the electric force between two charges. Which shows all of
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  6. A uniformly charged sphere has a potential on its surface of 410 V. At a radial distance of 20 cm from this surface, the
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  7. Suppose the rubber rod holds -3 pico-Coulomb at x=0 and the uncharged ball has +2 femto-Coulomb at x= 50mm, as well as -2
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  8. What is net capacitance if maximum potential is 40 volt and instant charge is 60 coulomb.?
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  9. A +50 micro coulomb and 30 micro coulomb charge are placed 50cm apart.a)what is the direction and magnitude of thee electric
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  10. A +50 micro coulomb and 30 micro coulomb charge are placed 50cm apart.a)what is the direction and magnitude of thee electric
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