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Use the image of Potential vs. position in 1D to match each scenario with subsequent motion.

A (+) charge is placed at A and can only move in the x-direction. When it is released, what will happen?
Correct answer:
It will move to the left
A (-) charge is placed at A and can only move in the x-direction. When it is released, what will happen?
Incorrect answer:
It remains at where it was placed.
A (-) charge is placed at B and can only move in the x-direction. When it is released, what will happen?
Correct answer:
It remains at where it was placed.
A (+) charge is placed at B and pushed slightly to the right; it can only move in the x-direction. What will happen?
Correct answer:
It will move to the right.
A (-) charge is placed at B and pushed slightly to the right; it can only move in the x-direction. What will happen?
Correct answer:
It will oscillate around B
Continuing the previous exercise, determine the nature of work (for each force listed, not net force), KE and PE for:


1. A + charge moving away from a + charge, from rest, under field force only.


KE

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0 PE

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0 Work

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0


2. A + charge moving away from a + charge, from rest, with applied force slowing it.


Work is

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0


3. A - charge moving toward a + charge under field force only.


KE

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0 PE

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0 Work is

[ Select ]

0


4. A - charge moving toward a + charge with applied force slowing it.


Work is

[ Select ]

0


5. An applied force pulls a negative charge away from a positive charge.


Work is

[ Select ]


6. An applied force pushes 2 like charges together.


Work is

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Use the image of Potential vs. position in 1D to match each scenario with subsequent-example-1

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