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Repeat Exercise 21.17 for q3=8.00μC.

Short Answer

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Charge q3is located at +0.144m

Step by step solution

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Step 1:

q1=3.0μC=3.0×10−6Catx1=0mq2=−5μC=−5.0×10−6Catx2=0.2mq3=+8μC=8.0×10−6C∑F1=−7NandK=8.989×109Nm2/C2

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Step 2:

Here the third charge is positioned at the right of the first charge, as the net force exerted by the first is towards negative x-direction. As the electrical force between the first and second charge is attractive, therefore the force between the first and third charge is repulsive.

By using the Newton’s Second Law;

∑F1=F2on1−F3on1

Applying coulomb law;

∑F1=Kq1q2r12−Kq1q3r22

As r1is the distance between two charges,

r1=x2−x1,r2=x3−x1ifx1=0r1=x2andr2=x3∑F1=Kq1q2x22−Kq1q3x32

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Step 3:

Solving for x3

localid="1668414341308" ∑F1−Kq1q2x22=−Kq1q3x32x32∑F1−Kq1q2x22=−Kq1q3x3=±−Kq1q3∑F1−Kq1q2x22

By putting all the values,

x3=±+8.988×109×3×10−6×8×10−6−7.0−8.988×109×3×10−6×5×10−6(0.2)2x3=±0.144m

As the net force exerted by the first charge is towards the left negative x-direction, the force exerted by the third charge is a repulsive force, and it is towards the right of the first charge.

So due to the positive root x3=+0.144m

Hence, Charge q3is located at localid="1668414346613" +0.144m.

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