This applet helps you practice the drawing of a free body diagram for a charge experiencing electric forces fi other charges. Three charges 9₁, 92 and q3 are placed along a staright line as shown below. The charge q2 is placed halfway between q1 and q3 separated by a distance 2d. +4uC +2μC +6μC d d X F1-2 is the force of q₁ on 92. F3-2 is the force of q3 on 92. In the applet below, select the force vectors on q2 due to q₁ and 93. Place the tails of the force vectors on 92 For each force, there are four choices, two specifying the directions of the forces and two specifying the magnitudes of the forces. If F1 2 > F3+2, then pick the longer vector for F₁2 and the shorter vector for F3-2, and vice-versa. How will you determine which force is greater? Select the appropriate directions and relative magnitudes of F1-2 and F3-2 and place their tails on the test charge, 92.

This applet helps you practice the drawing of a free body diagram for a charge experiencing electric forces fi other charges. Three charges 9₁, 92 and q3 are placed along a staright line as shown below. The charge q2 is placed halfway between q1 and q3 separated by a distance 2d. +4uC +2μC +6μC d d X F1-2 is the force of q₁ on 92. F3-2 is the force of q3 on 92. In the applet below, select the force vectors on q2 due to q₁ and 93. Place the tails of the force vectors on 92 For each force, there are four choices, two specifying the directions of the forces and two specifying the magnitudes of the forces. If F1 2 > F3+2, then pick the longer vector for F₁2 and the shorter vector for F3-2, and vice-versa. How will you determine which force is greater? Select the appropriate directions and relative magnitudes of F1-2 and F3-2 and place their tails on the test charge, 92.

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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