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Which way do the arrows point in an electric field drawing based on charge? Draw example

Arrows go in to a negative charge and come out of a positive charge

Equation for gravitational force and why it's similar to electric force

Fg=Gm1m2/r^2


vs


F=kq1q2/r^2

mass of electron and mass of a proton

Me= 9.11*10^-31


Mp=1.67*10^-27

what is the sine and cosine of a 45 degree angle

sqroot2/2

equation for an electric field between two parallel plates

E=Vba/d


d=distance

What does V mean

electric potential, potential

equation for kinetic energy

ke=1/2mv^2

what is another way to write the square root of x

x^1/2

in an electric field with two points, how woukd you write an equation for electric field for any point between those charges including both pointz

e1=kq/(x-1)^2


e2=kq/x^2

how would you write an equation for any point outside of an electric field to the right and left

Eright=kqleft/(x+r)^2 - kqright/x^2


Eleft=kqright/(x+r)^2 - kqleft/x^2

equation for finding electric potential within a two point electric field inside and outside the two charges

inside


e1=kq/(x-1)


e2=kq/x

outside

Eright=kqleft/(x+r) - kqright/x


Eleft=kqright/(x+r) - kqleft/x

do a problem where you must add vectors like problem set two problem two

check answer key for answers. 2b has a correction.

conversion equation for amps * hr to hr

hr=a*hr/a

inefficiency equation

necessary amount = (total mass)(innefficiency)

conversion of w*s to J



1 w*s=1 J

conversion of J to Kcal

1 kcal/ 4.19*10^3 J

conversion of kwhr to J

1 kwhr= 3.6*10^6

is electric potential scalar or vector

scalar

is electric force scalar or vector

vector

is electric field scalar or vector

vector