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I understand now. Thank you!

I tried to use the formula of I(t), but I can not determine the R to substitute. Also, it is the circuit of both parallel and series, so I am not sure how the current goes.

Va-Vb

So the potential difference from A to B is negative right?

My physics teacher discussed this in my university intro physics class. So I know that moving along the electric field lines would mean decreasing in electric potential. And since the electric filed lines are pointing outward from the surface, and the B point on the surface is of zero electric...

Thank you. I have just asked the instructor and he said that that is all he needs. So thank you all who replied to this.

I have tried to solve this problem by using the Columb's Law. Basically, I draw the graph and attempted to find the point where sum of the forces are zero. Here is what I have. Is there anything wrong in my working? Why can't I solve d in terms of a?

I believe that there will not be a induced current because the magnetic field does not pass through the coil.

Some of the power performance parameters of an electric car are shown in Table 7-1. If the car starts from rest and moves along a straight road with a uniform acceleration of a = 1.5 m/s2, when the speed reaches v1 = 72 km/h, the motor works at the rated power, and the power of the motor remains...