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Electric Force and Electric Field

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'L.J,'.advantage-"50+2Q-O"DAEFigure 8B5. Charges +2Q <strong>and</strong> — 5Q are situated as shown. At what point could the electric field beequal to 0?(A) A (B) B (C) C (D) £> (E) E6. Starting from rest a charge moves a distance d along uniform field lines after which it hasa speed v. If an identical charge moves from rest through a distance 2d along the samefield lines it will have a speed of(A) jp (B)jv (C) 4lv (D) 2v (E) Av7. Charge q with mass m is a distance R from a second charge 2q with mass 2m. If F <strong>and</strong> aare the force <strong>and</strong> acceleration of the first charge, the force <strong>and</strong> acceleration of the secondcharge are(A) F <strong>and</strong> 2a (B) 2F <strong>and</strong> a (C) 2F <strong>and</strong> y a (D) 2F <strong>and</strong> 2a (E) F <strong>and</strong> y aPRACTICE EXERCISESSection II Free Response1. Two charges are located along the x-axis, —3 //C at the origin <strong>and</strong> +6 fiC, at thepoint (2, 0).(a) Determine the electric field at the point (—1, 0).(b) Find the magnitude <strong>and</strong> direction of the force on an electron placed at (— 1, 0).(c) Determine the point on the x-axis where the electric field is 0.Chapter 10

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