Electric Field and Electric Force Flashcards

1
Q

In a uniform electric field, a charge will experience an electric force
described by the following equation:

A

F = Eq

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2
Q

Since electric field is a vector quantity, we can always use a free-body diagram as part of our analysis.

A

True

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3
Q

If we get the sum of all of the
y-components of the electric field
caused by the individual charges
along the line segment, it will just
be equal to zero.

A

cylindrical symmetry.

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4
Q

for a line charge distribution. It
has a unit of C/m.

A

Linear charge density, λ (lambda)

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5
Q

for a distribution over a surface.
It has a unit of C/m2.

A

Surface charge density, σ (sigma)

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6
Q

for a distribution through a volume.
It has a unit of C/m3.

A

Volume charge density, ρ (rho)

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7
Q

The net electric field can be solved using the _____.

A

superposition of electric field

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8
Q

can be helpful in simplifying problems in a
uniformly distributed charge source or system of charges.

A

Symmetry

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9
Q

are described by linear charge
density λ, surface charge density σ, and volume charge density ρ.

A

Charge distributions

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