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PHYSICS EXERCISES CH 3
C X 4. Two small spheres (R~0) of mass 1 g located near the Earth surface are suspended from a
common point by strings of length 20 cm. Each sphere carries a charge Q. The spheres are in
equilibrium when the separation between them is cm. Find Q.
X 6.Four charges of inC each are located at the corners of square (see figure). The length of the
sides is 2m, and one corner is taken as the origin of the reference frame. (a) Find the electric field
due to q1 at the centre of the square. (b) What would be the net force exer ted on a - 1nC charge
located at the centre? (c) Calculate the net electric field acting at (0, 2) m.
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C X 7. Two charges of equal magnitude and opposite sign Q and - Q are located at x = a/2 and x=
-a/2 along the X axis. Find the magnitude and direction of the electric field E at any point of
the positive Y axis.
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8. A point charge 91= +6 nC is at the origin of the reference frame and a second point charge
92=+10 nc is located at (6,0) m.
b) Where would we have to put a charge q3 =+1 nC so that the net electric field at (0,8) m
is zero?
9. The electricfield lines for different systems formed by two point charges are shown in the
figures below. What is the sign of the charges on each system, and what are the relative
magnitudes of the charges?
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12. A charge of Q = 5 uC is uniformly distributed throughout the volume of a sphere of radius
R= 20 cm.
> x13. An electron travelling with a constant initial velocity V =2x10°i m/s enters a region with
14. A positively charged particle of mass 1 g falls from rest in free space from a height of 5 m,
in a region where there is a uniform electric field of magnitude 104 N/C. The particle reaches
ANSWERS
2.
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3. (a) Fr3 =(-112.57 -194.85J)N F23 = (112.57 - 194,85))N (b) F =- 3.9 x10-7 N ..
Q = 1.85 x10- 8 C
5. F:
6. (a) Etc = (3.18,3.18) N/C (b) F=0 (c) Enet. 4 =(-3.04, 3.04) N/C
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7. E(y) = -k
8. a) E=-0.54T+1.56] [N/c]
3. -Q
b) g = 1x10-5 C/m2
c) A = 4x10-5 C/m
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5nl 5 10
5n C
- 1m
5nC 5 10
F13(y)
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