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Radius of Half Electric Potential Energy
Nevermind I got it thank you for the help- NiendorfPhysics
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Radius of Half Electric Potential Energy
So $$U_{total} = \frac{1}{2} C (ln(\frac{b}{a}))^2$$ and $$U_{radial} = \frac{1}{2} C (ln(\frac{R}{a}))^2$$? I know this is wrong but I don't know what is right.- NiendorfPhysics
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Radius of Half Electric Potential Energy
Homework Statement There is a solid cylinder of radius a and then empty space then a shell cylinder of radius b. Show that half of the stored potential energy lies within a cylinder of radius $$\sqrt{ab}$$ Homework Equations In the attempt The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure what they...- NiendorfPhysics
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- Electric Electric potential Electric potential energy Electricity and magnetism Energy Potential Potential energy Radius
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Find A Such that the Electric Field is Constant
Wow, I'm stupid. Thanks.- NiendorfPhysics
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Find A Such that the Electric Field is Constant
I multiplied the charge density by the volume of the sphere that you have if you are at some point r between a and b. So you have to subtract the empty space between the point charge and when the cloud of charge begins at radius a. I cleaned it up a bit so that it is a little more clear.- NiendorfPhysics
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Find A Such that the Electric Field is Constant
Fixed it.- NiendorfPhysics
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Find A Such that the Electric Field is Constant
Homework Statement The Spherical region a<r<b carries a charge per unit volume of $$\frac{A}{r}$$, where A is constant. At the center there is a point charge q. Find A such that the Electric field in a<r<b is constant. Homework Equations Law of superposition and $$E=\frac{kq}{r^2}$$ The...- NiendorfPhysics
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- Constant Electric Electric field Electrostatic Field
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Velocity Vector at the end of the acceleration formula?
4. A boat travels at constant velocity ⃗vo when the motor is on. At t = 0 the motor is turned off and the acceleration of the boat due to the resistive force of the water is ⃗a = −kv^(−1/2⃗)v (with k > 0 a constant). a) Find ⃗a(t), ⃗v(t) and ⃗r(t). b) Find the time and the distance to stop. Or...- NiendorfPhysics
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Velocity Vector at the end of the acceleration formula?
The equation was just given to me in that form within the question. Also it says k is a constant >0. Umm as for other context I'm not really sure what else I could say. It asks me to solve for a(t) v(t) and r(t) (all with the vector arrow) and to find the time and distance to stop, but those two...- NiendorfPhysics
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Velocity Vector at the end of the acceleration formula?
The first one. Sorry, I have no clue how to format equations on a computer- NiendorfPhysics
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Velocity Vector at the end of the acceleration formula?
Homework Statement Don't ruin the problem for me please, I just want to know why there is a velocity vector at the end of this formula. It's really strange since there is velocity in the equation already, so what would the velocity with the vector arrow on top mean? Problem: A boat travels at...- NiendorfPhysics
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- Acceleration Formula Vector Velocity Velocity vector
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