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Exam 1PHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___Exam 1Closed book exam. A calculator is allowed, as is one 8.511” sheet of paper with your own written notes. Please show all work leading to your answer to receive full credit. Numerical answers should be calculated to 2 significant digits. Exam is worth 100 points, 25% of your total grade.UF Honor Code: “On my honor, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid in doing this exam.”Page 1 of 10Sphere: 2 344 3.14159273S r V rp p p= = =e  16022 1019. Cx x y y z za b a b a b�= + +a b( )( )( )y z y z x z x z x y x ya b b a a b b a a b b a� = - - - + -a b x y z9 2 2019 10 N m / C4Kpe= = �12 2 208.8542 10 C / N me-= � c  3 0 108. m/s1 2122ˆq qKr=F r0q=FEenc0ESqdeF = � =�Ε Α�0re�� =E V=- �E0UVq=CW U d=- D = ��F sCV dD =- ��E sˆ ˆˆx y zx y z� � ��= + +� � � ( )yxzFFFdivx y z����� = = + +� � �F F V SdV d�� = �� �F FΑ� eff 1 2R R R= +eff 1 21 1 1R R R= +Q C V= D( )2212 2QU C VC= D =eff 1 2C C C= +eff 1 21 1 1C C C= +61 C 10 Cm-=61 F 10 Fm-=121 pF 10 F-=191 eV 1.6 10 J-= �212K mv=242b b acxa- � -=29.8 m/sg =LRAr=dqidt= V iRD =PHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___1. A central particle of charge 3q is surrounded by a hexagonal array of other charged particles (q>0). The length of a side is s, and charges are placed at each corner. (a) [6 points] Find the component of the force along the x-axis (Fx) on the central particle.(b) [6 points] Find the component of the force along the y-axis (Fy) on the central particle.Page 2 of 10 +4q +2q +2q +2q 2q 3q 2qsxyPHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___2. Consider electric charge distributed along a one-dimensional path in the form shown as two sections of ¼ of a circle each. The circle is centered at the origin with a radiusof R, and the linear charge density is + in the left quadrant and  in the right. (a) [6 points] Find the component of the electric field along the x-axis (Ex) at the origin (0,0).(b) [6 points] Find the component of the electric field along the y-axis (Ey) at the origin (0,0). Page 3 of 10yxR+PHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___3. Consider a cube with side length s = 2 m and one corner at the origin (0,0,0) as shown.(a) [6 points] What is the total charge enclosed by the cube if the electric field is( )2ˆ ˆˆ3 5 2 N/Cx z= + -E i j k?(b) [6 points] What is the electric charge density (C/m3) at the center of the right face at x = 2 m if the electric field is the same as in part (a)?Page 4 of 10yxzPHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___4. [8 points] A flat nonconducting surface infinite in extent carries a uniform charge density of 9 23 10 C/ms-= �. A small circular hole of radius 1.5 mR =has been cut in the middle of the sheet as shown. Calculate the electric field at a point z = 5 m away from the center of the hole along an axis perpendicular to the surface. (In other words, consider z R?, but don’t set /R zexactly equal to zero. You may find the superposition principle useful.)Page 5 of 10zRPHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___5. [8 points] An electron is launched away from the surface of an infinite nonconducting sheet of charge with a velocity of 62 10 m/sv = �on a trajectory perpendicular to the surface. The charge density of the sheet is 5s =+ nC/m2. Is the electron able to reach a distance infinitely far away from the charged sheet, and if not,how far does it travel before turning around? The charge of the electron is191.6 10 Cq e-=- =- �, and the electron mass is 319.11 10 kgem-= �.Page 6 of 10v+++++++PHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___6. A conducting sphere of radius R1 contains a charge Q. It is surrounded by a concentricspherical conducting shell of radius R2 > R1 and charge Q. (a) [6 points] What is the difference in electric potential between the shell and the sphere?(b) [6 points] What is the capacitance of the arrangement of conductors?Page 7 of 10PHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___7. [6 points] Initially two electrons are fixed in place with a separation of 2.15 µm. Howmuch work must be done to bring a third electron in from infinity to complete an equilateral triangle?8. [6 points] Sketch the electric field lines for a negatively charged particle above the surface of a flat perfectly conducting surface (both above and below the surface).Page 8 of 10conductorPHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___9. A 1.5 µF capacitor is charged to a potential difference of 12 V, and the charging battery is disconnected. (a) [6 points] What is the energy stored in the capacitor?(b) [6 points] If the charged capacitor is then connected in parallel with a second (initially uncharged) capacitor, and if the potential difference across the first capacitorsubsequently drops to 9 V, what is the capacitance of this second capacitor?Page 9 of 10PHY20619-28-06Name:_______________________ ___10. [6 points] The electric potential along the x-axis (in V) is plotted versus the value of x, (in cm). Evaluate the x-component of the electrical force (in Newtons, including sign) on a proton located on the x-axis at x = 10 cm.11. [6 points] Two wires are made out of the same material (copper). One has a circular cross section with radius r = 1 mm and a length of 10 cm, the other has a square crosssection with width s = 1 mm and a length of 5 cm. Which wire has the larger resistance?Page 10 of


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