One more question, For the line of charge equation, can we take the r in the numerator and put it on the outside of the summation/integral since it is constant?
Thank you both for your input and also thank you rob for the great explanations. They made it much more clear. I have looked into the...
Homework Statement
I am going through the example problems in the book and it shows me how to find the electric field of a line of charge, which is this
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I get to this part where they change ΔQ to (Q/L)ΔY...
Homework Statement
Two 2.0cm diameter disks face each other, 1.0mm apart. They are charged to -10nC and
10nC.
-What is the field strength between the disks?
-A proton is shot from the negative disk toward the positive disk. What launch speed must the proton have to just barely reach...
Homework Statement
Find the Y component of the Center of Mass
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Homework Equations
∫(r*dm)/M
The Attempt at a Solution
I keep coming up with (2/3)B but i know since that there is more mass near the origin axis, it should be...
Homework Statement
I am seeing the steps on others who have worked this out and they are taking the pin as the pivot position. I thought a force's line of action that passes the pivot position produces zero torque? So i tried to make the center of mass the pivot position and each...