A charge monkey took his three favorite point charges, qA = -39.7 nC, qb= 24.5 μC, and qc = 8.5 nC, to a nearby electric field that had the nicely mapped out equipotential contours you see in the figure. The charge monkey spent a pleasant afternoon kicking the little charges around the equipotential landscape along various trajectories, three of which are shown. Assume the monkey kicked the charges one a a time. How much did the electric potential energy change as the monkey kicked each charge along its indicated trajectory? A. AUE B. AUE= C. AUE = HJ 3. 3 HJ +15 V /+15 V +5 V -15 V -5 V OV

A charge monkey took his three favorite point charges, qA = -39.7 nC, qb= 24.5 μC, and qc = 8.5 nC, to a nearby electric field that had the nicely mapped out equipotential contours you see in the figure. The charge monkey spent a pleasant afternoon kicking the little charges around the equipotential landscape along various trajectories, three of which are shown. Assume the monkey kicked the charges one a a time. How much did the electric potential energy change as the monkey kicked each charge along its indicated trajectory? A. AUE B. AUE= C. AUE = HJ 3. 3 HJ +15 V /+15 V +5 V -15 V -5 V OV

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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