The Figure shows two square arrays of charged particles. The squares, which are centered on point P, are misaligned. The particles are separated by either d or d/2 along the perimeters of the squares. What are the magnitude and direction of the net electric field at P?

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Q: e drawing shows a positive point charge q₁, a second point charge q, that may be positive or…

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Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +4.65 mC), particle 2 (of charge +4.65 mC), and particle 3 (of…

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Q: In the figure the four particles form a square of edge length a = 5.50 cm and have charges q1 = 7.48…

A: Given:Charge q1 = 7.8 nCCharge q2 = -21.4 nCCharge q3 = 21.4 nCCharge q4 = - 7.8 nCLength of the…

Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +2.75 mC), particle 2 (of charge +2.75 mC), and particle 3 (of…

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Q: A piece of plastic oriented along the x axis with a length of 12.3 cm has a charge of 1.2 µC/m…

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Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +6.81 mC), particle 2 (of charge +6.81 mC), and particle 3 (of…

A: Given data: Charge 1 Q1 =+6.81 mC Charge 2 Q2 =+6.81 mC Side length = a

Q: The electric field at point P is 5.9 x 1020 N/C @ 241o. What is the angle of the force experienced…

A: Given data The electric field is E=5.9×1020 N/C The angle of the electric field is θ=241o The charge…

Q: In the figure the four particles form a square of edge length a = 3.80 cm and have charges q1 = 10.3…

A: Electric field: Electric field at a point is defined as the electric force acting on a unit positive…

Q: In the figure partidle 1 (of charge +7.83 mC), particle 2 (of charge +7.83 mC), and particle 3 (of…

A: In the given problem, three charges are placed at the vertices of an equilateral triangle q1=+7.83…

Q: Consider an extremely large but thin sheet of hard plastic that is uniformly charged. Careful…

A: The electric field at any point in space due to uniformly charged large thin sheet is given by the…

Q: Two concentric spherical conducting shells have radii R1 = 6.6 cm and R2 = 13.6 cm as shown in the…

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Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +1.17 mC), particle 2 (of charge +1.17 mC), and particle 3 (of…

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Q: the figure particle 1 (of charge +5.62 mC), particle 2 (of charge +5.62 mC), and particle 3 (of…

A: Electric field due to point charge E = kq/r2

Q: In the figure the four particles form a square of edge length a -5.70 cm and have charges q₁-8.60…

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Q: The figure shows a plastic ring of radius R - 50.0 cm. Two small charged beads are on the ring: Bead…

A: Given:-  The radius of the plastic ring is R = 50 cm≈0.50 m  The charge on bead 1 is q1= +2.0μC The…

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Q: four particles form a square of edge length a= 5.00cm and have charges q1=+10.0nC, q2=-20.0nC,…

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Q: Imagine three large, parallel sheets with electric charges spread across them. The first sheet has a…

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Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +5.74 mC), particle 2 (of charge +5.74 mC), and particle 3 (of…

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Q: long uniform line of charge has charge per unit length λ1 = 10.0 nC/m

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Q: Consider a charged sphere whose charge is concentrated at the center , If the sphere of radius 10 cm…

A: charge =  50 nC radius of sphere (R)= 10 cm = 0.1 mdistance (r) = 5 cm = 0.05 m

Q: thin pressure of glass is bent into a semicircle of radius R. A charge +Q is distributed evenly…

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Q: A thin wire is bent in the form of a rectangle with length l = 30 cm and width w = 11 cm. The wire…

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Q: A 10-cm-long thin glass rod uniformly charged to 13.0 nC and a 10-cm-long thin plastic rod uniformly…

A: Given: Length of the thin rods L=10 cm, Charge on glass rod Q=13 nC, Charge on plastic rod -Q or -13…

Q: A long, thin rod parallel to the y-axis is located at x = -3.0 cm and carries a uniform linear…

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Q: Three charged particles are located on the corner of a square as shown in the figure. Q1=+5 uC,…

A: q1=5μCq2=-15μCq3=6μCPB=2LAP=CP=L ABCP is a square so electric field due to second charge will be…

Q: A doorknob, which can be taken to be a spherical metal conductor, acquires a static electricity…

A: The charge on the spherical metal doorknob: The distance of the point from the surface if the…

Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +9.98 mC), particle 2 (of charge +9.98 mC), and particle 3 (of…

A: This is an equilateral triangle and at the centre of the triangle, electric field can be zero only…

Q: An infinite sheet charge of has a charge density of +25.9 pC/m² and covers the entire x-y plane. A…

A: The electric field due to infinite large sheet will be, E=σ2ε0

Q: A long, thin rod parallel to the y-axis is located at x = -14 cm and carries a uniform positive…

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Q: A line charge with a uniform line length of 0.162 m and uniform line charge density of 8.52X10^-6…

A: Given :     Length of the line charge, L=0.162 m     Uniform line charge density, λ=8.52×10-6 C m-1…

Q: An infinite line carries a linear uniform charge density of 14.7 nC/m). Determine the magnitude of…

A: We have to use some basic formula here.

Q: An infinitely large flat non-conducting sheet has a positive charge Q uniformly distributed over its…

A: Given Initial Charge q = Q Final Charge q’ = 4.3 Q Initial field E = 100.0 N/C Distance from sheet d…

Q: In the figure the four particles form a square of edge length a = 5.50 cm and have charges q₁ = 7.35…

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Q: A charge of 20 nC is uniformly distributed along a straight rod of length 4.0 m that is bent into a…

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Q: The figure below shows two lines of charge in cross-section coming out of the page. Each line of…

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Q: What is the electric field

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Q: In the figure particle 1 (of charge +7.83 mC), particle 2 (of charge +7.83 mC), and particle 3 (of…

A: Write the distance between the centre and corner of the equivalent triangle. r1=r2=r3=a3

Q: A + 2.0 C Q1 charge which is 4.0 x 10^4 m to the right of a – 4.0 C charge Q2, as shown below. What…

A: The magnitude of the electric field due to charge Q1 is calculated as, Here, k and r1 represent the…

Electric Charges and Fields

One of the fundamental properties is the electromagnetic property. Charge cannot be destroyed by any process and this contributes formally to the law of charge conservation.