College Physics
College Physics
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Author: Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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A particle of charge q =3.5nC and mass m =14pg has an initial velocity of vo =41 directly toward an infinite line charge 1 =107 The charge q is initially a distance to =93cm from the line charge. As the charge approaches the line it comes to a momentary stop. Determine the distance the charge is from the line when it comes to a stop (in cm). Could you show all work please look at correct answer
You Answered Correct Answer A particle of charge q =3.5nC and mass m =14µg has an initial velocity of vo=41 directly toward an infinite line charge λ =107 C The charge q is initially a distance r = 93cm from the line charge. As the charge approaches the line it comes to a momentary stop. Determine the distance the charge is from the line when it comes to a stop (in cm). 53.282 16.1939 margin of error +/- 1%
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Transcribed Image Text:You Answered Correct Answer A particle of charge q =3.5nC and mass m =14µg has an initial velocity of vo=41 directly toward an infinite line charge λ =107 C The charge q is initially a distance r = 93cm from the line charge. As the charge approaches the line it comes to a momentary stop. Determine the distance the charge is from the line when it comes to a stop (in cm). 53.282 16.1939 margin of error +/- 1%
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