Consider three charges: q1 = -24 µC on x axis at = 3 cm, 92 = 8 µC on y axis at y = 4 cm, and q3 = 9 µC on negative x axis at x = -3 cm. Find a. The y component of the electric field at the origin. b. What is the electric field magnitude at a large distance r from the origin? Y(cm) 4 q2 = 8 µC q=9 µC 91=-24 µC —x (ст) c. What is the net flux through a spherical surface of radius 3.5 cm with center at the origin?

Consider three charges: q1 = -24 µC on x axis at = 3 cm, 92 = 8 µC on y axis at y = 4 cm, and q3 = 9 µC on negative x axis at x = -3 cm. Find a. The y component of the electric field at the origin. b. What is the electric field magnitude at a large distance r from the origin? Y(cm) 4 q2 = 8 µC q=9 µC 91=-24 µC —x (ст) c. What is the net flux through a spherical surface of radius 3.5 cm with center at the origin?

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

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