Problem 18. Consider a point charge of charge q₁ = −3 × 10-6 C that is at the origin of coordinates in the x-y plane. A)

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Problem 18. Consider a point charge of charge q₁ = −3 × 10-6 C that is at the origin of coordinates in the x-y plane. A)

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Problem 18 Consider A Point Charge Of Charge Q 3 10 6 C That Is At The Origin Of Coordinates In The X Y Plane A 1
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Problem 18. Consider a point charge of charge q₁ = −3 × 10-6 C that is at the origin of coordinates in the x-y plane. A) Find the electric field at the point with coordinate xp = -1 m, yp=0. B) Find the voltage at the point with coordinate xp=-1 m, yp=0. Take the zero position for voltage to be infinitely far from the charge.
Problem 17. A) A proton moves through a voltage difference of AV = 100 V. Find the change in potential energy of the proton in eV and in J. B) An electron moves through a voltage difference of AV = 100 V. Find the change in potential energy of the electron in eV and in J.
A) A negative charge is released from rest in an electric field. Will the charge move toward a region of higher or lower potential energy? Justify your answer. B) A negative charge is released from rest in an electric field. Will the charge move toward a region of higher or lower voltage? Justify your answer. C) In what direction, relative to the direction of an electric field, is the voltage constant?
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