Clear Explanation on this question add some step to leading to this how you get this answer neat handwriting and clear explanation difficult so please double check answer have a 2m rod that has been charged to 4C, and a 1m rod that has been charged to -6C. can place them anywhere on the x-axis (i.e. they are parallel to the x-axis) subject to the following rules: • The rods cannot be touching. • The rods cannot occupy the same space. a) Draw your system on a Cartesian plan (with labeled axes). b) Pick any point on the axis that is not being occupied by the rods. Clearly label it. c) Determine the field at this point. d) Determine the voltage at this point.

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A circuit component carries a current of 2.4 amperes and has a voltage drop of 10 volts across it. What is the resistance R of the component? Round your answer to two significant figures. R = Number S2

Determine the current flowing through resistor R4

if the resistor R1 and R2 terminals are connected across each and R3 is connected along single terminal. If the R1=5 R2=10 and R3=15 ohms, what will be the Rtotal?

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So this question is how to complete these instructions given the lab procedure put in the first picture below. The second picture is all the recorded data. The A and B columns are the 1K ohms resistor and the C and D columns are the 5.1K ohms resistors. I am having a hard time being able to get a graph set up the way they would like it I hope someone can help thank you.   1.Use your data to create graphs of current versus voltage for the two resistors. Note that voltage is the independent variable and it must be plotted on the horizontal axis. Use linear scales and label them properly.2. Draw the single "best" straight line through the data points for each resistor. DO NOT "CONNECT THE DOTS!" Your straight lines may not necessarily touch all, or even any, of the plotted data points. Make sure that all scales are properly labeled and that each line is labeled according to the nominal resistor value that was used for that data set.3. Choose two convenient points on each of your straight…

You were working as an electrician and a large steel manufacturing plant and you are in the process of doing preventive maintenance on a large DC generator you have Meg both a series and shot field warnings and found out each has over 10 and resistance to grow your own meter however indicator resistance of 1.5 resistance across terminals S1 and S2. The ohmmeter indicates a resistance of 2 to 5 resistance between terminals F1 and F2 are these readings normal for this type of machine