![In this class (and in science more generally), approximations and assumptions are very important. Often making assumptions can simplify a problem and focus on certain features that you are interested in. Assumptions are even built into some of the equations we will usé. In this class, we will ask you to think about problems and make assumptions to simplify your problem solving process Of the listed approximations and assumptions below, which MUST be made in order to use this electric field equation: [(E)wec- elect all that are True The coordinate system is set so [(r)] points only in the +x direction The charge q is constant (not charging/discharging) The charge q is a point charge The charge q is fixed in place (not moving over time) Of the listed approximations and assumptions below, which would simplify your calculation of the electric field (but are not necessarily required)? Select all that are True The charge q is a point charge The coordinate system is set so [(r)] points only in the +x direction The charge q is fixed in place (not moving over time) The charge q is constant (not charging/discharging) Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 3/5 Previous Tries](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/714ffee0-721b-11ea-b1fb-9384c4f65512.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
Homework Answers
(1) Options 2nd, third and fourth are the correct answers.
Because, to apply the expression of electric field, we must assume that charge q is a point charge and constant in nature. Also its distance is not variable with respect to a fixed point.
(2) Option 2nd and third are the correct answers.
Here we are considering for the simplification of the calculation. So, for that, we must assume the location of point in the +x direction and the charge is fixed at its place.
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In this class (and in science more generally), approximations and assumptions are very important. Often making...
n this class (and in science more generally), approximations and assumptions are very important. Often making...
n this class (and in science more generally), approximations and assumptions are very important. Often making assumptions can simplify a problem an ocus on certain features that you are interested in. Assumptions are even built into some of the equations we will use. In this class, we will ask you to think about problems and make assumptions to simplify your problem solving process Of the listed approximations and assumptions below, which ust be made in order to use this electric...
Of the listed approximations and assumptions below, which MUST be made in order to use this...
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n this class (and in science more generally), approximations and assumptions are very important. Often making assumptions can simplify a problem an ocus on certain features that you are interested in. Assumptions are even built into some of the equations we will use. In this class, we will ask you to think about problems and make assumptions to simplify your problem solving process Of the listed approximations and assumptions below, which ust be made in order to use this electric...
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1 The figure above shows a very large nonconducting plate that has a uniform surface charge density σ·-1 μC/m2, it also shows a point charge We choose the origin of an x-axis at Q. At what positive coordinate on the x-axis (other than infinity) is the net electric field Ener=0? -1 pC at distance d-0.4 m from the plate. Both are fixed in place. Submt Answer Tries 0/2 Is it possible to have a net electric field Enct at a...
You can model the surface charges on a small piece of wire using a ring of charge (as all the charges exist on the surface of the wire) ou can further simplify this model by representing the ring as a series of point charges. The qu se the arrow figure to indicate the direction. Cho below ask about rings of charge means the field is zero Berg Berg. I: field is zero Consider a single ring of postive charges as...
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help.
Determine whether each statement below about flux is true or false. The electric flux is calculated as a cross product The total electric flux for three point charges with +3Q, +4Q, and -6Q has a negative value. The total electric flux through a closed surface depends on all charges within and outside the surface. Submit Answer Tries 0/2 -d The figure above shows a very large nonconducting plate that...
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Show missing steps of derivation from equation (22-22) to
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