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Point B is located along the axis of the ring and is equidistant from the ring's center and the line. If a proton were released from rest at point A, it would remain at rest. Known values: D, R, Q, k (or epsilon_0), epsilon, m_electron Find an expression (containing only known values) for the ratio of the two linear charge densities, lambda_line/lambda_ring. Find an expression (containing only known values) for the resulting acceleration (both magnitude and direction) of an electron released from rest at point B.Explanation / Answer
electric field due to the line of uniformly distributed charge=(/(20x))
where x=3D
EL=(line/(20(3D)))=(line/(60D))
electric field due to the thin ring of uniformly charged=[kQa/(x2+R2)3/2]
ring = Q/2R
ER=[ringR2/20(x2+R2)3/2]=[ringR2/20(D2+R2)3/2]
EL+ER=0
(line/(60D))+[ringR2/20(D2+R2)3/2]=0
line/ring=-[R2/20(D2+R2)3/2]*(60D)
means line is negative charged.
b)Eresultant=(line/(20D))+[ringR2/20(D2+R2)3/2]=4[ringR2/20(D2+R2)3/2] =4[QR3/40(D2+R2)3/2]
magnitude of acceleration=eE/m=e{4[QR3/40(D2+R2)3/2] }/melectron
net electric field is towards
it means it accelerate towards the line
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