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A particle of charge q1is at rest at the origin. A second particle, of chargeq2 , moves along the axis at constant velocity v.

(a) Find the force F12(t) ofq1 on q2, at timet . (Whenq2 is at z=vt).

(b) Find the force F21(t)ofq2 onq1 , at time t. Does Newton's third law hold, in this case?

(c) Calculate the linear momentump(t) in the electromagnetic fields, at timet . (Don't bother with any terms that are constant in time, since you won't need them in part (d)). [Answer:(0q1q2/4t) ]

(d) Show that the sum of the forces is equal to minus the rate of change of the momentum in the fields, and interpret this result physically.

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a) The force due to chargeq1 on chargeq2 at time tis F12=140q1q2(vt)2z^.

(b) The force due to chargeq2 on chargeq1 at time t isF21=140q1q2(1v2c2)(vt)2z^ and the Newton鈥檚 third law does not hold.

(c) The expression for the linear momentum is 0q1q24tz^.

(d) The expression for the sum of the forces is 04q1q2t2z^.

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The charge q1is at rest and chargeq2 is moving along z-axis.

The constant speed of the chargeq2 is v.

02

Determine the formulas to calculate the forces due to q1 and q2,the linear moment and sum of forces.

The expression to calculate the force between the two charges is given as follows.

F=140q1q2R2R^ 鈥︹ (1)

The expression to calculate the force due to moving charge is given as follows.

F=140q1q2(1-v2c2)R2R^ 鈥︹ (2)

Here,cis the velocity of the light.

The expression to calculate the linear momentum is given as follows.

p=0(EB)d 鈥︹ (3)

Here,Eis the electric field and Bis the magnetic field.

The expression to calculate the sum of the forces is given as follows.

F12+F21 鈥︹ (4)

Here, is the force due to charge to charge and is the force due to charge to .

Here, F12is the force due to charge q1to charge q2andF21 is the force due to charge q2to q1.

03

Determine the force due to charge due to q1 on q2.

(a)

Consider the figure which represents the charge q1 is on rest and charge q2is moving along the zaxis.

Calculate the force due to chargeq1on chargeq2at time t.

Substitute vtforRinto equation (1).

F12=140q1q2(vt)2R^

Substitutez^ for R^into above equation.

F12=140q1q2(vt)2z^

Hence the force due to chargeq1on charge q2at time tis F12=140q1q2(vt)2z^.

04

Determine the force dur to charge q2 on charge q1at time t.

(b)

Calculate the force due to charge on charge at time t.

Substitute vtforRinto equation (2).

F21=140q1q2(1v2c2)(vt)2

The chargeq2is moving along thezaxis.

Substitute z^for R^into above equation.

F21=140q1q2(1v2c2)(vt)2z^

The Newton鈥檚 third law does not hold, because the vector of (1v2c2).

Hence the force due to chargeq2 on charge q1at time tis F21=140q1q2(1v2c2)(vt)2z^.

05

Calculate the linear momentum.

(c)

The expression for the linear momentum is given by,

p=0(EB)d

SubstituteE1+E2for Eand B1=B2forBinto above equation.

p=0[(E1+E2)(B1+B2)]dp=0(E1+B2)d 鈥︹. (5)

The expression for the electric field due to chargeq1is given by,

E1=140q1r2r^

The expression for the electric field due to charge q2is given by,

E2=q240(1v2c2)(1(vrsinRc)2)32R^R2

Substitutervtfor R^into above equation.

E2=q240(1v2c2)(1(vrsinRc)2)32(rvt)R2

The expression for the magnetic field due to chargeq2is given by,

B2=1c2(vE2)

Substitute q240(1v2c2)(1(vrsinRc)2)32(rvt)R2forE2into above equation.

B2=1c2(vq240(1v2c2)(1(vrsinRc)2)32(rvt)R2)B2=q2(1v2c2)40c2vr(R2(vrsinRc)2)32B2=q2(1v2c2)40c2vrsin(R2(vrsinRc)2)32^

Substitute q2(1v2c2)40c2vrsin(R2(vrsinRc)2)32^for B2and 140q1r2r^ for E1into equation (5).

p(t)=0140q1r2r^q2(1v2c2)40c2vrsin(R2(vrsinRc)2)32^p(t)=0q140q2(1v2c2)v40c21r2rsin(R2(vrsinRc)2)32(r^^)p(t)=q1q2(1v2c2)v(4c)20sinr(R2(vrsinRc)2)32(r^^)

Here,r^^==(coscosx^+cossiny^sinz^), xandycomponent is integrated to zero.

p(t)=q1q2(1v2c2)v(4c)20sin2r(R2(vrsinRc)2)32r2sindrdd

Here,

R=(rvt)R2=r2+(vt)22vrtcos

Substituter2+(vt)22vrtcosfor R2into above equation.

p(t)=q1q2(1v2c2)v8c20rsin3(r2+(vt)22vrtcos(vrsinRc)2)32drd

Integrate the rintegral according to the CRC table,

=21(vc)2sin2[2vt1(vc)2sin22vtcos]=1vt1(vc)2sin2[1(vc)2sin2cos]=[1(vc)2sin2+cos]vt1(vc)2sin2[1(vc)2sin2cos2]=1vtsin2(1v2c2)[1+cos1(vc)2sin2]

So, the linear momentum is,

p(t)=q1q2(1v2c2)v01vtsin2(1v2c2)[1+cos1(vc)2sin2]sin3dp(t)=q1q2(1v2c2)v8c201vt(1v2c2)1sin2[1+cos1(vc)2sin2]sin3dp(t)=q1q28c20t0sind+cv0cossin(cv)2sin2d

The integral value of0sindis 2 and second integral letu=cosso,

du=sind

0cossin(cv)2sin2d=11u(cv)21+u2

Since the integrand is odd and the interval is even.

0cossin(cv)2sin2d=0

Thus,p(t)=0q1q24tz^

Hence the expression for the linear momentum is 0q1q24tz^

06

Calculate the expression for the sum of the forces.

(d)

Calculate the sum of the forces.

Substitute 140q1q2(vt)2z^for F12and 140q1q2(1v2c2)(vt)2z^ for F21into equation (4).

F12+F21=140q1q2(vt)2z^140q1q2(1v2c2)(vt)2z^F12+F21=140q1q2v2t2(11+v2c2)z^F12+F21=140q1q2c2t2z^

Substitute00for 1c2into above equation.

F12+F21=0o40q1q2t2z^F12+F21=04q1q2t2z^

Since q1is at the rest and q2is moving, there should be exist an equivalent force Fmechwhich balance the sum of the forces. We have founddpdt=Fmech , that means that impulse imparted to the system by the external force ends up as momentum in the field.

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