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Can positive charge move between charged bodies like electrons do?
It seems you are right, as by looking at the figure in my textbook I got the feeling that protons moved from body A through body B. I am attaching the exact same figure. After reading your answer, now my thinking is +ve charge accumulation in B is because of replusion from body A, and there is...- Anjum S Khan
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Can positive charge move between charged bodies like electrons do?
What would happen if two metallic bodies (A and B) are touching each other, and a positively charged body C is brought closer to Body A. C A<->B I read in textbook that protons (positive charge) move from both A&B to extreme right of B, and all electrons from both A&B accumulate near C. So...- Anjum S Khan
- Post #6
- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Can positive charge move between charged bodies like electrons do?
Please see the attached image. Here what would happen to positive charge and why ? Positive charge would move to ground or electrons would move from ground to Body B ?- Anjum S Khan
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Can positive charge move between charged bodies like electrons do?
Suppose , there is a body B1(-vely charged) and body B2(+vely charged). When both are on contact, electrons move from B1 to B2 as B2 is having electron deficit. But is reverse also possible that protons move from B2 to B1 as B1 is having proton deficit.- Anjum S Khan
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- bodies Charge Charged Electrons Electrostatic charges Positive
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Newton's laws -- Block sliding on a Prism
@Prathamesh Have you done it ?- Anjum S Khan
- Post #11
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newtonian Mechanics: Pully/Two Block System
Decompose the problem, then try to add complexity one by one. Initial decomposition reveals the problem given as attachment. How current problem differs from attachment ? For pulley, taking upward as ##+Y\uparrow## ##F \hat j + T(-\hat j) + T(-\hat j) = m_{pulley} . \vec{a_{pulley}} =...- Anjum S Khan
- Post #8
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newton's laws -- Block sliding on a Prism
Try to do without pseudo forces, which will enhance your understanding further.- Anjum S Khan
- Post #10
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Double pulley Atwood machine (with 3 masses)
What are the answers ?- Anjum S Khan
- Post #97
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate falling distance when object is already in motion
What is the answer ?- Anjum S Khan
- Post #6
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Potential energy -- child sleds down a slope and comes to a stop....
Total PE gets dissipated by total frictional force (along incline + along horizontal path) and KE becomes zero at rest. So, PE = Wfr1 + Wfr2, solve for Dhorizontal.- Anjum S Khan
- Post #21
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Projectile Motion of water balloon
Find the permissible values for the "Maximum Horizontal Range of the projectile". Use the formula for "Maximum Horizontal Range of the projectile" and solve it for Θ.- Anjum S Khan
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Einstein's theory of relativity
So, what made others to think in this direction ? And what device/equipments they used for this ?- Anjum S Khan
- Post #5
- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Einstein's theory of relativity
A falling apple made Newton to think about gravity. What made Einstien to think and develop his theory of relativity ? What devices/apparatus/equipment did he use for his theory of relativity ?- Anjum S Khan
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- Einstein Relativity Theory Theory of relativity
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Velocity after force applied for 0.01 s
Thanks @UchihaClan13 and @Chestermiller for your efforts.- Anjum S Khan
- Post #6
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Velocity after force applied for 0.01 s
Velocity will be V = 10*0.01 = 0.1ms-1. Now, this velocity will be come initial velocity for motion A to B. And since surface is frictionless, so Vb = Ua = 0.1ms-1. And as velocity will be constant from A to B, so t = AB/Ua = 10m/0.1ms-1 = 100sec.- Anjum S Khan
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help