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Quiz Module 4 Electric Field

This document appears to be a quiz for students on electric field problem solving. It contains 17 multi-part physics problems involving calculating electric fields, forces, and accelerations given information about point charges and electric field magnitudes and directions. The student is instructed to show their work and solutions in an organized manner on a 2 page answer sheet using a specified format.

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Quiz Module 4 Electric Field

This document appears to be a quiz for students on electric field problem solving. It contains 17 multi-part physics problems involving calculating electric fields, forces, and accelerations given information about point charges and electric field magnitudes and directions. The student is instructed to show their work and solutions in an organized manner on a 2 page answer sheet using a specified format.

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Name___________________________________Date___________Score___________

Quiz #___
Electric Field Problem Solving
Direction: Please answer the problems with complete, organized and neat solution.
1. An electron is travelling at 1.8x106m/s when it enters an electric field that slows it. The field has a
magnitude of 6200N/C. How far does the electron penetrate the field before it stops?

2. A +50nC point charge is placed at the origin and a -50nC point charge is placed at position (2m,0)
relative to the origin. What is the electric field midway between the two point charge and 2 meters
to the right of the -50nC charge?

3. Four charges, Q1= +1 x10-8 C, Q2= -2 x10-8 C, Q3= +1 x10-8 C, and Q4= -1 x10-8 C, are placed at the
corners of a square, each side L is 10cm long.
a. What is the electric field intensity at the center, c of the square?
b. Would the answer be different if all the charges were positive?

4. A 12 uC charge is placed at the origin. A second -80uC charge is placed 1.0m to the right of the first.
A third 6.0uC charge is placed 1.0m above the first charge. What is the electric field at (x=1.0m,
y=1.0m)?

5. A 12 uC charge is placed at the origin . What is the electric field at x=5.0m? If an electron was placed
there what would be the magnitude and direction of its acceleration?

6. A proton is released from rest in a uniform electric field of magnitude 385N/C. Find (a) the electric
force on the proton, (b) the acceleration of the proton and (c) the distance it travels in 2.00
microseconds.

7. Find the net electric field of a point from three negatively charged particle positioned
in an equilateral triangle (L= 1.0m) with same magnitude of 100uC.

8. An electron initially at rest, is placed in an electric field of 5.0x105N/C directed to the


west. What is the acceleration of the electron due to the electric field? What speed
will the electron acquire after moving a distance of 50cm?

9. What is the net electric field of point p?

10. Calculate the magnitude and direction of net Electric field at point p.
Answer Sheet Format (2 Bond paper only)

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