Can someone grade my practice test?

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The discussion revolves around a practice test related to electric fields and forces, where participants are seeking feedback on their answers and approaches to the problems presented.

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  • Participants discuss their methods for solving electric field equations, with some expressing uncertainty about their approaches and others questioning specific errors in their calculations. There is also mention of a lack of clarity in how to tackle certain problems.

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Feedback has been provided regarding the correctness of the answers, particularly noting errors in the initial calculations. Some participants are reflecting on their mistakes and seeking clarification on specific parts of their work, while others indicate they have resolved their questions independently.

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There is mention of insufficient work shown for certain problems, and some participants express confusion about the setup of the problems, particularly regarding the interpretation of axes in relation to the electric fields.

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a) 0.102m
I set the electric fields equal to each other and canceled out the ks:
3q/(2d^2)= 8q/(d+x)^2 and then I solved from there.

b) 9.78*10^7
3q + 8q= 2.2e-5
E= 9e9 (2.2e-5/.045^2)= 9.78e7 N/C

c)1.56*10^-11
F=qE= 9.78e7*1.6e-19= 1.56e-11 N

2.A
3.D
4.D
5. I have no idea how to approach this problem.

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7. I have no idea. Wouldn't it be parallel to both the +x and -x axes?
 

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For problem 1, not enough work was shown and some errors were made early on. You get 5/30 on question 1.
 
vertigo said:
For problem 1, not enough work was shown and some errors were made early on. You get 5/30 on question 1.

where did I make an error?

3q/(2d)2 = 8q/(d+x)2

sqrt(8q) 2d= sqrt(3q) d+x

.002449 d + .002449x = 3.6e-4

x= .10197 m
 
The 5 marks were for part c because the method was correct.
 
vertigo said:
The 5 marks were for part c because the method was correct.


I don't see where I messed up at part a.
 
nevermind, I got the answers for it.
 

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