? 2 3 4 5 A uniform electric field E = 410 N/C (created by charges not shown in the picture) points in the +x-direction.
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? 2 3 4 5 A uniform electric field E = 410 N/C (created by charges not shown in the picture) points in the +x-direction.
? 2 3 4 5 A uniform electric field E = 410 N/C (created by charges not shown in the picture) points in the +x-direction. A positive charge Q = +0.53 C is moved around isosceles right triangles (through various paths as shown) with sides ab = db = cb = 6.7 cm. a 1) When the charge is moved from point a to point c along a straight path (through point b), what happens to the electrical potential energy of the charge Q? The potential energy increases. The potential energy decreases. The potential energy remains the same. Submit ⒸIAUI = 14.6 J ⒸIAUI = 7.28 J |AU| = 41.2 J E ⒸIAUI = 29.1 J OIAU 20.6 J ⒸIAUI = 0 J Submit +y 2) When the charge is moved from point a to point c along a straight path (through point b), what is the magnitude of the change in electrical potential energy of the charge Q? OOO +X |AU| = 29.1 J |AU| = 7.28 J ⒸIAUI = 20.6 J ⒸIAUI = 41.2 J 14.6 J JAU ⒸIAUI = 0 J Submit 3) When the charge is moved from point a to point d (directly along the hypotenuse of the right triangle), what is the magnitude of the change in electrical potential energy of the charge Q?
4) In the 1st quadrant, an electric field points only in the -y-direction but is non-uniform according to the expression: E (-300 800y³) where y is measured in meters. +y +X E If a negative charge Q = -0.53 C is moved vertically from y = 21 cm to y = 45 cm, what is the magnitude of the change in electrical potential energy of the charge? ⒸIAUI = 42.3 J |AU| = 38.2 J |AU| = 8.01 J TAUI=0.942 J JAUI 9.27 J ⒸIAUI = 0 J Submit 5) If a negative charge Q is moved from the point (14 cm, 21 cm) to the point (22 cm, 45 cm), what happens to the electrical potential energy of the charge Q? O The potential energy increases. The potential energy decreases. The potential energy remains the same. Submit