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Three point charges 2mc,-3mc and -3mc are placed on the vertices of the equilateral triangle of the side 20cm.what should be the magnitude and sign of the charges placed at mid point of two negative charge so that 2mc is in equilibrium

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Answered by kushalankur09p5h135
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the sign is positive and magnitude is 3mc
Answered by aburaihana123
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The magnitude and sign of the charges placed at a midpoint is 2.25\sqrt{3} mc

Explanation:

Given:

Three point charges are 2mc, -3mc -3mc are vertices of equilateral triangle.

To find: The magnitude and sign of the charges of the equilateral triangle

Solution

Let the charge at M be q_{m}

The forces acting on charge +q_{A}  = -2 mc

F_{AB} , F_{AC},} F_{AM} are shown in the diagram

F_{AB}  = \frac{1}{4\pi E_{o} } \frac{q_{A} q_{B} }{r^{2}_{AB}  }   along AB

= 9 × 10^{9}  [ \frac{(2 *10)(3*10^{-6} }{(0.20)^{2} } ]     along AB

where AB = 1.35 N

F_{AC}  = \frac{1}{4\pi E_{o} } \frac{q_{A} q_{C} }{r^{2}_{AC}  }

= 9 × 10^{9}  [ \frac{(2 *10^{-6} )(3*10^{-6} }{(0.20)^{2} } ]

Where AC = 1.35 N along AC

F_{AM}  = \frac{1}{4\pi E_{o} } \frac{q_{A} q_{M} }{r^{2}_{AM}  }

= 9 ×10^{9}  [ \frac{(2 *10^{-6} )q_{m} }{(\sqrt{3 }*10^{-1}  )^{2} } ]

= 6 ×10^{5}q_{m} N  along MA

For the equilibrium charge q ,the resultant F_{AB}  and F_{AC} must be equal and opposite to F_{AM}

Therefore

F_{AB }cos 30 + F_{AC} cos 30 = F_{AM}

⇒ 1.35 × \frac{\sqrt{3} }{2}  + 1.35\frac{\sqrt{3} }{2}  = 6 * 10^{5} q_{m}

q_{m} = \frac{1.35\sqrt{3} }{6*10^{5} }

= 0.225\sqrt{3} 810^{-5}  c

= 2.25\sqrt{3}mc

Final answer:

The magnitude and sign of the charges placed at a midpoint is 2.25\sqrt{3} mc

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