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Solving for Electric Force: Two Point Charges
I guess my lecturer just worded it weirdly.. =/- netteo
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Solving for Electric Force: Two Point Charges
Oh wow.. thanks! That makes so much more sense than what my TA taught me! Totally made my day! Thank you so much! :D- netteo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Polar coordinates of an electric field
Oops, sorry about that. Point P (0.3m,-0.1m)- netteo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Polar coordinates of an electric field
Homework Statement Three charges are arranged as presented below. Q1= 5.00E-9C, Q2= 6.00E-9C and Q3= -7.00E-9C. http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/9250/physicskf.png D) Find the direction of the above electric field using the polar coordinate system 0°< θ <360° Homework Equations...- netteo
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- Coordinates Electric Electric field Field Polar Polar coordinates
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Solving for Electric Force: Two Point Charges
The answer is 1.9m. I still don't understand it because since both the charges are positive, wouldn't the forces be in the other direction (no forces in between both the charges) since they are going to repel each other?- netteo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving for Electric Force: Two Point Charges
Homework Statement Two point charges, 3q and q lie along x-axes. 3q is at 0.00 m and q is at 3.0m. Find the point between the 2 charges at which the net force on charge q is zero. Homework Equations F=kq1q2/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution Really can't figure this one out. Missed the...- netteo
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- Charges Electric Electric force Force Point Point charges
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help