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Electric Charge Force and Field Problems Practice Questions

This document contains 33 problems related to electric charge, force, and field. Some key problems include: - Finding the total positive charge of protons in given amounts of water. - Calculating the net charge of a gold piece after removing a percentage of electrons. - Determining the transferred charge and new charges of objects after charge transfer. - Calculating the electric force between two charges at a given separation. - Finding unknown charges, distances, or forces given values of other parameters. - Locating points where the electric field is zero due to multiple point charges. - Computing components of the electric field at points near charged objects.

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Electric Charge Force and Field Problems Practice Questions

This document contains 33 problems related to electric charge, force, and field. Some key problems include: - Finding the total positive charge of protons in given amounts of water. - Calculating the net charge of a gold piece after removing a percentage of electrons. - Determining the transferred charge and new charges of objects after charge transfer. - Calculating the electric force between two charges at a given separation. - Finding unknown charges, distances, or forces given values of other parameters. - Locating points where the electric field is zero due to multiple point charges. - Computing components of the electric field at points near charged objects.

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Electric Charge Problems

1. Find the total positive charge of all the protons in 1.0 mol of water. [9.632 *10^5
C]
2. Find the total positive charge of all the protons in 5 gm of water. [2.676x10^5]
3. What would be the net charge of 1.0 gram gold piece after removal of 1.0% of its
electrons? [386.336 C]
4. A balloon, initially neutral, is rubbed with fur until it acquires a net charge of -
0.60nC. (a) Assuming that only electrons are transferred, were electrons removed
from the balloon or added to it? (b)How many electrons were transferred? [3.7 *
10^9]
5. A metallic sphere has a charge of +4.0 nC. A negatively charged rod has a charge
of -6.0 nC. When the rod touches the sphere, 8.2 x 10⁹ electrons are transferred.
What are the charges of the sphere and the rod now? [Sphere = 2.688 nC and
Rod=-4.688 nC]

Electric Force Problems

6. Two charges, 5 C and 15 C are separated by 10 cm. What is the force between
them? [6.75x10^13 N]
7. Two charges, 5 C and 15 C are separated by some distance. Force between them
is 6.75x10^13 N. What is the distance between them in cm? [10 cm]
8. Two charges, one is 5 C and another is unknown but force between them is
6.75x10^13 N and they are separated by 10 cm. What is the other charge? [15 C]
9. If the electrical force of repulsion between two 1-C charges is 10 N, how far apart
are they? [30000 m]
10. If the electrical force of repulsion between two same amount of charges is 10 N,
and they are 30000 m apart. What is the magnitude of each charge? [1C]
11. Two +1 C charges are separated by 30000 m, what is the magnitude of the force?
[10 N]
12. A total charge of 7.50 x 10⁻⁶ C is distributed on two different small metal
spheres. When the spheres are 6.00 cm apart, they each feel a repulsive force of
20.0 N. How much charge is on each sphere? [1.067 micro coulomb and ]
13. 13. How many electrons must be removed from each of two 5.0-kg copper
spheres to make the electronic force of repulsion between them equal in
magnitude to the gravitational attraction between them? [2.675*10^9]
14. 14. What is the ratio of the electric force to the gravitational force between a
proton and an electron separated by 5.3 x 10⁻¹¹ m (the radius of a hydrogen
atom)? [2.2911*10^39]
15. Three point charges are fixed in place in a right
triangle. What is the electric force on the 5.0 µC
charge due to the other two charges? [74N]
16. 16. Find the force on 1 µC charge? [64.0312 N]
17. Find the force on -4 µC charge?

18. Three charges A(4 µC ), B(-6 µC) and C(2


µC) are placed at the vertices of a right angle
triangle ABC. AC=10 cm, BC=6 cm. Find net
force on charge B due to C and A charges.

19. Three point charges are fixed at the


corners of a right triangle. What is
the electric force on the +1.0-µC
charge due to the other two
charges?

20. 3 charges, 1.0 µC each, are placed in 3 corners


of a square A, B, C. Calculate the charge located
at point D so that the net force on charge at B
will be zero. [-2.83 micro Coulomb]

21. 3 charges, 1.0 µC each, are located on three


vertices A, B, C of an equilateral triangle
with sides 2 cm each. Another charge q is
located at the mid point of the side BC.
Calculate q so that net force on the charge at
A due to the charges at B, C and D is zero.
22. Two pith balls with the same mass m= 9.0 x 10ˉ⁸ kg and
the same positive charge Q are suspended from the same
point by insulating threads of length L= 0.98 m. What is
the charge Q? Assume the angle between the thread θ is
30 degree [2.6 nC]

23. Three point charges are placed on the x-axis. A charge of 3.00 µC is at the origin.
A charge of -5.00 µC is at 20.0 cm, and a charge of 8.00 µC is at 35.0 cm. What is
the force on the charge at the origin? [1.615 N in +x direction]

24. Three point charges 1.0 µC, 0.10 µC and 10.0 µC are placed on a straight line
and net force on 0.10 µC is zero. Find x in cm. [9.4868 cm]
Electric Field Problems

25. Two point charges, q₁= +20.0 nC and q₂= +10.0 nC, are located on the x-axis at
x= 0 and x=1.00 m, respectively. Where on the x-axis is the electric field will be
zero? [0.585 m from +20 nC]
26. 23. Two point charges, q₁= -20.0 nC and q₂= +10.0 nC, are located on the x-axis
at x= 0 and x=1.00 m, respectively. Where on the x-axis is the electric field will
be zero? [2.4143 m from +10 nC]
27. 24. Two point charges, q₁= +20.0 nC and q₂= -10.0 nC, are located on the x-axis
at x= 0 and x=1.00 m, respectively. Where on the x-axis is the electric field will
be zero? [2.43 m from -10 nC charge]
28. Two equal charges, +10.0 nC each, are located on the x-axis at x= 0 and x=1.00
m, respectively. What is the magnitude of electric field at the point x= 0.50 m? [0
N/C]

29. Positive point charges, 1 µC each, are placed


at three corners of a rectangle, as shown in the
figure. (a) What is the electric field at the forth
corner? [3.06*10^15] (b) A small object with a
charge of +2.0 µC is placed at the forth corner.
What force acts on the object? [6.12x10^9 N]

30. Two equal charges (Q= +1.00 nC) are situated at the
diagonal corners A and C of a square of side 1.0 m.
What is the magnitude of the electric field at point
D? [12.73 N/C]

31. 2 charges 5 nC and 10 nC are placed at A and B. Find a point C on AB such that
electric field is zero at C. AB=2m [zero electric field is 0.829 m far from 5 nC
charge OR zero electric field is 2-0.829 m far from 10 nC charge ]

32. 10 nC charge is located at point A (0, 6cm). Calculate the x component of the
electric field at the point P (6cm,0) [8829.01 N/C]

33. -10 nC charge is located at (0,0) point. Calculate the y component of electric field
at point P (4cm, 5cm). [-17157.72 N/C]

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