Answer:
axial V = 0
equatorial V = k q 2a / (x² -a²), V = k q 2x / (a² -x²)
Explanation:
A dipole is a system formed by two charges of equal magnitude, but different sign, separated by a distance 2a; let's look for the electrical potential in an axial line
V = k (q / √(a² + y²) - q /√ (a² + y²))
V = 0
the potential on the equator
we place the positive charge to the left and perform the calculation for a point outside the dipole
V = k (q / (x-a) - q / (x + a))
V = k q 2a / (x² -a²)
we perform the calculation for a point between the dipo charges
V = k (q / (a-x) - q / (a + x))
V = k q 2x / (a² -x²)
Answer:
I think it's Experimental
Explanation:
it has atoms on it.
Choice-A is the correct one. It doesn't say it, but it means he'll see the ball reach the catcher's mitt first BEFORE HE HEARS IT slap the mitt.
Answer:
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