Physics Self-Test - Page 4

29- Two charges of equal magnitude are separated by some distance. If the charges are increased by 10% to get the same force between them their separation must be
Explanation: Force is proportional to (q·q)/r². If both charges increase to 1.1q, the numerator becomes 1.21q². To keep force identical, r² must also increase by a factor of 1.21, meaning r must increase by √1.21 = 1.1 (a 10% increase).
29- Two charges of +4μC and -16μC are separated from each other by a distance of 0.6m. At what distance should a third charge of +6μC be placed from +4μC so that the net force exerts on it will be equal zero.
30- The electric field strength of a charge is
Explanation: E = k·Q / r², following the inverse-square law.
31- The electric potential of a charge is
Explanation: V = k·Q / r, which is inversely proportional to distance.
32- Coulomb’s Law is valid for _______
33- Which one of the following is similar between electrostatic force and gravitational force?
34- Let B be the midpoint of AC. Two point charges Q are placed at A and C. What should be the value of charge placed at B so that the system remains at equilibrium
Explanation / طريقة الحل:
[1/4πε₀ · Q²/d² + 1/4πε₀ · Q·q/(d/2)² = 0]
35- Two charges q₁, q₂ exert some amount of force on each other. What will happen to the force on q₁ if another charge q₃ is brought close to them?
Note: While the individual interaction force strictly between q₁ and q₂ remains unchanged, the net total force experienced by q₁ depends directly on the sign and location of q₃.
36- The electric field lines diverge from _________