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I\'m not sure if we have learned this or not, so please give a through explanati

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I'm not sure if we have learned this or not, so please give a through explanation.

The electric field 22 cm from a long wire carrying a uniform line charge density is 1.7 kN/C. What will be the field strength 37 cm from the wire?

What is the line charge density on a long wire if the electric field 48 cm from the wire has magnitude 250 kN/C and points toward the wire?

How strong an electric field is needed to accelerate electrons in a TV tube from rest to one-fourth the speed of light in a distance of 7.0 cm?


I know it's three questions, but I think they are all short if you know how to do them, please help

Explanation / Answer

Given: (a) electric field of long wire carrying a uniform line charge    E = 1.7 k N / C   = 1700 N / C    At a distance : r = 22 cm = 0.22 m It is known by the formula for Electri field due to Line of charge E = / 2o r    where is the charge density of the wire thus,    = E (2o r)                    = (1700)( 2o x 0.22)                =  374 ( 2o ) C/ m    for this case , E = ?    when , r = 37cm   = 0.37 m    so,  E = / 2o r              =   374 ( 2o )   / (2o ) r               = 374 / 0.37 = 1010.81 N / C (b)    point distnce : r =  48 cm = 0.48 m electric field from the wire has magnitude:    E = 250 kN/C   =  250000 N / C    = ?    so,  E = / 2o r            = E ( 2o ) r                = E (4 o ) r /2               but , 1/ 4 o   = 9 x 109 Nm2/ C2              = (250000 x 0.48) / (2x 9x109)                = 6666.7 x 10-9 C /m (c )     Intial velocity of the electrons : U = 0 m/s      final velocity : V = c /4 = 0.75 x108 m/s       distance traveled : S   = 7 cm = 0.07 m        Let , a be the acceleration attained in the electron     so, V2 - U2 = 2 aS                    a   = V2 / 2 S                        = ( 0.75 x108 )2 / 2 (0.07)                        = 4.017 x 1016 m/s2            From , Newton's law                  F = q E = ma                           E = ma / q                              = (9.1x10-31)(4.017 x 1016 ) / (1.6x10-19)                              = 228466.8 N / C (b)    point distnce : r =  48 cm = 0.48 m electric field from the wire has magnitude:    E = 250 kN/C   =  250000 N / C    = ?    so,  E = / 2o r            = E ( 2o ) r                = E (4 o ) r /2               but , 1/ 4 o   = 9 x 109 Nm2/ C2              = (250000 x 0.48) / (2x 9x109)                = 6666.7 x 10-9 C /m (c )     Intial velocity of the electrons : U = 0 m/s      final velocity : V = c /4 = 0.75 x108 m/s       distance traveled : S   = 7 cm = 0.07 m        Let , a be the acceleration attained in the electron     so, V2 - U2 = 2 aS                    a   = V2 / 2 S                        = ( 0.75 x108 )2 / 2 (0.07)                        = 4.017 x 1016 m/s2            From , Newton's law                  F = q E = ma                           E = ma / q                              = (9.1x10-31)(4.017 x 1016 ) / (1.6x10-19)                              = 228466.8 N / C