Question

For this problem, just consider the negative line of charge, that is the free electrons. Distance to the building If we pick a small bolt 17.3 C from a low cloud at 850 m above the ground, what would be the electric potential at the top of a 242 m tall building that is 428 m away from the bolt due to the negative line of charge alone? Remember you can use WolframAlpha, matlab, talthuirdanic thata tor Derrorh the indeug to. the negative li edtetrhs potential due to both lines of charge lis zero, as there are equal amounts of postivechgons) and negative charg Note: the potential due to both lines of charge is zero, as there are equal amounts of postive charge(ions) and negative charge Submit Answer Tries 0/5 If we take the same situation and place a charged balloon with charge 3.10x10-7 c on the top of the building, what would be the electric potential energy of a system including only the negative line of charge and the balloon? UE

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