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    Calculating Resistance and Input Voltage in an RL Circuit with AC Generator

    Homework Statement A resistance R and a 1.4 H inductance are in series across a 60 Hz AC voltage. The voltage across the resistor is 30V and the voltage across the inductor is 40V. (a). What is the resistance R ? (b). What is the AC input voltage ? Homework Equations \xi=I*Z The Attempt at...
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    Disconnected and Reconnected Capacitors

    Do I have to calculate the initial charge of each capacitor and average them to 0.5microC and then calculate the voltage from there ?
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    Disconnected and Reconnected Capacitors

    Homework Statement A 100pF and a 400pF capacitor are both charged to 2kV. They are then disconnected from the voltage source and are connected together, positive plate to negative plate. (a). Find the resulting potential difference across each capacitor (b). Find the energy lost when the...
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    Calculating Surface Charge Densities in Concentric Cables

    Homework Statement 1. A portion of an infinitely long, concentric cable. The inner conductor carries a charge of 6 nC/m; the outer conductor is uncharged. The radius of the inner conductor is 1.5 cm, of the outer conductor is 6.5cm and of the inner surface of the outer conductor is 4.5 cm...
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    What is the charge ratio between two equipotential spheres?

    So if I assume that sphere 2 is uncharged initially, then I should make its potential equal to 12kV right ? since 2 spheres are equipotential. Oh, if charged is conserve then kq1/R1= 20kV = kq1/R1= 12kV ?
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    What is the charge ratio between two equipotential spheres?

    Homework Statement A spherical potential conductor of radius R1 is charged to 20kV. When it is connected by a long, fine wire to a second sphere faraway. its potential drops to 12kV. What is the radius of the second sphere. Homework Equations V=kq/r The Attempt at a Solution So...
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    Electric Potential Homework: Answers to 1 & 2

    Homework Statement 1. A positive charge of magnitude 2 microC is at the origin. (b)How much work must be done by an outside agent to bring a 3 microC charge from infinity to r=4, assuming that the 2 microC charge is held fixed at the origin ? (c) How much work must be done by an outside...
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    Electric Field: Find Electric Field from 2 Infinite Planes

    so do I use this 150 degree to calculate the component of the Electric field due to the 2nd plane ? The electric field due to the first plane is just in y direction (upward), right ?
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    Electric Field: Find Electric Field from 2 Infinite Planes

    Homework Statement AN infinite plane in the xz plane carries a uniform surface charge density 65 nC/m^2. A second infinite plane carrying a uniform charge density 45 nC/m^2 intersect the xz plane at the z axis and makes an angle of 30 degree with the xz plane. Find the electric field in the...
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    How Do Electron and Positron Speeds Relate to Their Charge and Separation?

    Homework Statement An electron (charge -e, mass m) and a positron (charge +e, mass m) revolve around their common center of mass under the influence of their attractive coulomb force. Find the speed of each particle v in terms of e, m, k and their separation r ? Homework Equations F=...
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    Can a Positively Charged Insulating Rod Charge Two Metal Spheres Differently?

    Homework Statement Expalin how a positively charged insulating rod can be used to give a metal sphere a positive charge. Cam the same rod be used to simultaneously give one sphere a psotive charge and another sphere a negative charge without the rod having to be recharged ?? Homework...
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    Need help with some Mutilvariable problems

    Thanks. Yeah, I am new too this since it's only my 2nd week of learning. Also a question, when I am asked for the parametric equations for the line that is normal to the tangent plane at a point, do I just take D1f, D2f, D3f and calculate the value at the point then plug in parametric equation...
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