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Lectures in General Physics

3.10 Problems

3.1) The electric force on a point

charge of 4.0µC at some point is

6.9×10 -4 N in the positive x

direction. What is the value of the

electric field at that point?

3.2) What are the magnitude and

direction of the electric field that

will balance the weight of (a) an

electron and (b) a proton?

(Use the data in Table l.)

3.3) A point charge of -5.2µC is

located at the origin. Find the

electric field (a) on the x-axis at

x=3 m, (b) on the y-axis at y= -4m,

(c) at the point with coordinates

x=2m, y=2m.

3.4) What is the magnitude of a

point charge chosen so that the

electric field 50cm away has the

magnitude 2.0N/C?

3.5) Two point charges of

magnitude +2.0×10 -7 C and

+8.5×10 -11 C are 12cm apart. (a)

What electric field does each

produce at the site of the other? (b)

What force acts on each?

3.6) An electron and a proton are

each placed at rest in an external

electric field of 520N/C. Calculate

the speed of each particle after

48nanoseconds.

3.7) The electrons in a particle beam

each have a kinetic energy of

1.6×10 -17 J. What are the magnitude

and direction of the electric field

that will stop these electrons in a

distance of 10cm?

3.8) A particle having a charge of -

2.0×10 -9 C is acted on by a

downward electric force of 3.0×10 -

6 N in a uniform electric field. (a)

What is the strength of the electric

field? (b) What is the magnitude

and direction of the electric force

exerted on a proton placed in this

field? (c) What is the gravitational

force on the proton? (d) What is the

ratio of the electric to the

gravitational forces in this case?

3.9) Find the total electric field

along the line of the two charges

shown in figure 3.16 at the point

midway between them.

− 4.7µC

- +

3m

Figure 3.16

+ 9µ C

3.10) What is the magnitude and

direction of an electric field that

will balance the weight of (a) an

electron and (b) a proton?

Dr. Hazem Falah Sakeek

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