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High School How to graph equipotential lines of two charges?
When you say field are you talking about the electric field lines? I know that when you draw the electric field lines that the equipotential lines are perpendicular to them. I'm lost as how to draw the electric field lines. I've been looking through my book and online, but can't find a way to...- rslewis96
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High School How to graph equipotential lines of two charges?
The two charges are (-q) and q. I'm just curious as to how you go about graphing them. Thanks!- rslewis96
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- Charges equipotential Graph Lines
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Finding the potential difference given two unknown points.
Homework Statement I am trying to determine at what points the given potential difference will be using v=k(q2)/r2-k(q1)/r1. I know the location of both q1 and q2 using cartesian coordinates, as well as, there magnitudes which I have set each to one. q1=(1,0) q2=(-1,0) Homework Equations...- rslewis96
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- Difference Points Potential Potential difference
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding distance between two charges given their potential difference.
Homework Statement I am trying to write a program in MATLAB where I input certain values and get a result of possible x and y coordinates. Writing the program is not a problem, I just need to simplify the equation for matlab. I am trying to rewrite a formula so I can find what the distance is...- rslewis96
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- Charges Difference Potential Potential difference
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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V=[k(q)/r] + [k(-q)/r] Finding the points where v is equal to zero.
Hello! First of all, thank you for your time in reading my post. Secondly, I am not looking for people to freely give me the answers. With all that said... Homework Statement I have a test point randomly selected on a graph, but what I am trying to figure out is where on this graph...- rslewis96
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- Points Zero
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help