BAHAGIAN MATRIKULASI KEMENTERIAN PENDIDIKAN MALAYSIA TUTORIAL 3 (ELECTROSTATIC) 1.

Two point charges Q1 and Q2 are 3 m apart, and their total charge is 20 C, determine the magnitud of the charges. a. If one repels the other with a force of 0.075 N.( So the Qs are 5 and 15 C ) b. If one attracts the other with a force of 0.525N. (Q1 and Q2 will be 35 and -15 C or -35 and 15 C) Q2 Three +20-C charges are place along straight line, successive charges being 2 m apart. Calculate the force on the right end.( F = 0.225 + 0.9 = 1.125 N to the right)

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2m Q1 3. 4. Q2

2m Q3

F1

F2

One charge (+5 C) is placed at x = 0 and a second charge (+ 7 C) at x = 100 cm. Where can a third change be placed and experience zero net force due to the other two? An infinite thin sheet of charge has a uniform surface charge density of 7.2 nC/m2. Charge configurations of this type create uniform electric field on each side of the sheet. Determine the electric field created by this sheet of charge.(E = 4.07 x10 2 Vm 1 ). The electric strength of air is about 3.0 x 106 N/C. If the electric field exceeds this value, sparking will occur. What is the largest charge a 0.50-cm-radius metal sphere can hold if sparking is not occur in the air surrounding it?( Q = 8.34 nC ). A uniform electric field of magnitude 250 N/C makes an angle of 350 with normal to a circular aperture of radius 65 cm. If the aperture lies entirely in the electric field, what is the electric flux through the aperture?( = 270 N m2 /C) A particle of charge 22.4 mC and mass 57.2 mg is initially held at rest in a constant electric field of 133 V/m. If the particle is released and accelerates through a distance of 14.9 m, determine a. the change in potential energy.( U = - 44.4J) b. the change in electrical potential.( V = -1.98 kV) c. its final speed.( v = 1.25 x103 m/s ) A pendulum with a bob of mass 10 g is charged q. The electric force, F between q and q1 enables the pendulum bob standstill with an angle of 300 as shown in the diagram below.

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If q1 has a charge of +1.0x10-6C and distance of 5 cm from the bob, q, determine the charge of q? (q = 1.57x10-3C)

300 F r = 5cm 9. A point charge Q1 is at a distance of 6 m with another point charge, Q2. Q1 and Q2 has values +3.0x10-1C and -4.0x10-1C respectively. Calculate: a) electric field, E in the middle of the two charges.( E1 and E2 are in the same direction, the resultant vector E = 7x108 N/C with positive x-axis direction.) b) electric potential, V at point in the middle of the two charges. Explain the difference between answer a) and b).( V =- 3 x 108 V) A uniform electric field is established by connecting the plates of a parallel-parallel plate capacitor to a 12-V battery. a) If the plates are separated by 0.75 cm, what is the magnitude of the electric field in the capacitor?( E = 1600 V/m) b) A charge of +6.24x10-6C moves from the positive plate to the negative plate. Find the change in electric potential energy for this charge. ( In electrical system we shall assume the gravity can be ignored, unless specifically instructed otherwise.). ( U = -7.5x10-5 J) The electrons in a TV picture tube are accelerated from rest through a potential difference of 25kV. What is the speed of the electrons after they have been accelerated by this potential difference?( v = 9.4x107 m/s)

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BAHAGIAN MATRIKULASI KEMENTERIAN PENDIDIKAN MALAYSIA ANSWERS 1. a. Q1 + Q2 = 20 C Since the force is repulsive, F = TUTORIAL

kQ1Q2 r2

9.0 x109 xQ1Q 2 0.075 = 32 Q1Q2 = 75 C2 Substituting for Q2 = 20 Q1, Q1(20 Q1) = 75 Q12 -20Q1 + 75 = 0 So the Qs are 5 and 15 C b. The force is attractive, so one of the charge is negative. 9 x109 Q1Q 2 The equation will be 0.525 = 32 2 Q1Q2 = 525 C Substituting for Q2 = 20 Q1, Q1(20 Q1) = 525 Solving quadratic equation, Q12 -20Q1 + 525 = 0 So Q1 and Q2 will be 35 and -15 C or -35 and 15 C.
2. F1 + F2 = F QQ 9 x10 9 x ( 20 x10 6 ) 2 F1 = k 1 2 3 = = 0.225 N r 42 F2 =
9 x10 9 x ( 20 x10 6 ) 2 = 0.9 N 22

F = 0.225 + 0.9 = 1.125 N to the right 3. We assume that appropriate location for our test charge is at position x as shown below.

100 - x x F1 q F2 q2 = 7 C

q1 = 5C

If the test charge q is negative, q1 and q2 will attract q in opposite directions; if it is positive, q1 and q2 will repel q in opposite directions. In either case, the condition for q to experience no net force is that F1 = F2, kq1 q 2 kq1 q 2 = 2 x (1 x) 2 2x2 +10x -5 = 0
b b 2 4ac 2a = 0.46m @ 0.055m x12 =

Since x must lie between the two charges, the answer is 0.46 m. 4. Sketch an infinite sheet of charge. E= 20
= 7.2nCm 2 8.85 x10 12 Fm 1

= 4.07 x10 Vm 1
2

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E=

Q 40 r 2

r = 5 x10 -3 m E = 3.0 x106 N /C Q = 8.34 nC 6. Area, A = r2 Electric flux, = E r2 cos = (250 N/C) (0.65m)2 cos (350) = 270 N m2 /C 7. 4

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W = Fd = q E d U = - W = -(22.4 x10-3)(133) (14.9) = - 44.4J V = U/q = - 44.4 / 0.0224 = -1.98 kV K = - U = mv2 v = [ -2(U)/m] = [ -2 (44.4) / 57.2 x10-6]1/2 = 1.25 x103 m/s

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Sketch free body diagram on q

300 W

F W

tan 30 =

F ; W

F = W tan30 = (10 x10-3 )(9.8)tan 30 = 5.66x10-3 F=k 5.66x10 =

-3

qq 1 r2
(5x10 2 ) 2

9 x10 9 x1x10 6 q

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E2 Q1 +3x10-1C E1 Q2 -4.0x10-1C

q r2 3x10 1 2 E1 = 9x109 3 = 3x108 N/C 4 x10 1 2 E2 = 9x109 3 = 4x 108 N/C

Given E = k

As E1 and E2 are in the same direction, the resultant vector E = 7x108 N/C with positive x-axis direction. b) Given V = k Resultant Both answers are different since E is an addition of vector quantity and V is an addition of scalar quantity. 10. a) Sketch a diagram as below.
q r

b) E=c) 11.

V 12 == 1600 V/m s 0.0075

U = q V = (6.24x10-6)(-12V) = -7.5x10-5 J Conservation of energy: U = K U = qV K = mv2 0 v=

2qV = m

2 x1.6 x10 19 x 25x10 3 =9.4x107 m/s 31 9.1x10