Explanation:
If the two charges are point charges - i.e., they don't have a size - the force between these charges depends on the
• Magnitude if each charge, q1 and q2
• Sign of each charge (+ or -)
• Distance between the charges, r
This is essentially Coulomb’s Law:
FE = (kq1q2)/r2
For collections of charges, you need to find the electric field E, and then use this fields to find a force on a small test charge q in the field. The test charge is always small to help you map the electric field, but not disturb it.
Recall that the magnitude of the acceleration of a particle moving with speed in a circular path around a point at a distance away from the particle is given by
So, the satellite has velocity
pointing in the direction tangent to the circular path.
Answer:
This statement is false.
Explanation:
If the farmers field is close to the stream, and has experienced a lot of runoff, the runoff will carry chemicals from the farm into the stream, which includes fertilizers among other chemicals. This runoff into the stream will not lead to a decrease in the level of fertilizers in the stream. Therefore, one of the effect of this cannot be a decrease in the level of fertilizers from the field.
They attract each other with force
F=q1*q2/(4πεr^2), where
q1=2.4 µC, q2=4.2 µC,
r=4.9·10-2 m, ε=8.854·10^(-12) SI units.
♦ F=2.4·10-6 * 4.2·10-6 /(4*pi* 8.854·10^(-12) *0.049^2)=
=37.73 N;
Answer:
c. 400 kg.m/s
Explanation:
Given
mass of person, m = 80 kg
moving speed of person, v = 5 m/s
To find momentum of the person.
We know that momentum(p) of an object is given by formula:
p = mv
= 80 kg x 5 m/s
= 400 kg m/s