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Figure 24-63 shows three circular, nonconducting arcs of radiusR=8.50cm . The charges on the arcs are q1=4.52pC,q2=−2.00q1 , q3=+3.00q1. With V=0at infinity, what is the net electric potential of the arcs at the common center of curvature?

Short Answer

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The net electric potential of the arcs at the common center of curvature is V=0.956V.

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01

 Step 1: Given data:

The charge, q1=4.52pC=4.52×10−12C

The charge, q2=−2.0q1

The charge, q3=+3.0q1

The radius of circleR=8.50cm=0.085m

The potential at infinity, V=0

02

Understanding the concept:

The potential due to a group of three charged particlesis,

V=14πεo1R[q1+q2+q3]=kR[q1+q2+q3]

Here, V is the electric potential, ε0 is the permittivity of free space, R is the distance, q1, q2, and q3 are the charges, kis the Coulomb’s constant having a value of 9×109Nm2/C2

Draw the figure as below.

03

Calculate the net electric potential of the arcs at the common center of curvature:

The net electric potential at the centre of the curvature is given as:

V=V1+V2+V3=kR[q1+q2+q3]=kR[q1+(−2.0q1)+(+3.0q1)]

V=9.0×109N⋅m2/C20.085m[(4.52×10−12C)−(2.0×4.52×10−12C)+(3.0×4.52×10−12C)]=105.8×109N⋅m/C2[(4.52×10−12C)−(9.04×10−12C)+(13.56×10−12C)]=105.8×109[(9.04×10−12)]V=0.956V

Hence, the net electric potential of the arcs at the common center of curvature is 0.956V.

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