? It means the distance between them is "L" units. I'm guessing English must be a second language for you.Special One said:In this problem what does ' a distance L apart ' mean ?
phinds said:? It means the distance between them is "L" units. I'm guessing English must be a second language for you.
It is extremely simple so you need to be able to do that yourself.Special One said:Can you draw the picture of the problem?
phinds said:It is extremely simple so you need to be able to do that yourself.
On this forum, "checking" means YOU do the work, THEN we do the checking. We don't do it for you.Special One said:yeah you're correct, but just for checking.
Special One said:Do me a favour and draw the picture of that problem please.
Please use the "attach file" feature to upload your sketch of this problem. Show where you think the 3rd charge should go, and tell us how you calculated that is the correct spot. Thank you.Special One said:yeah you're correct, but just for checking.
'A distance L apart' refers to the measure of space between two points, with L representing a specific numerical value. This can be used to describe the separation between objects, locations, or any other measurable distance.
'A distance L apart' can be measured using various units such as meters, feet, or kilometers. The specific unit used will depend on the context and purpose of the measurement.
No, 'a distance L apart' cannot be negative. Distance is a scalar quantity, meaning it only has magnitude and no direction. Therefore, it cannot have a negative value.
No, 'a distance L apart' and 'a length of L' have different meanings. 'A distance L apart' refers to the separation between two points, while 'a length of L' refers to the size or extent of an object or distance.
'A distance L apart' and 'a displacement of L' are different concepts. 'A distance L apart' is the total length of the path between two points, while 'a displacement of L' is the shortest distance between two points, regardless of the path taken.