Lecture 3: Electric Potential in Physics 1161 and 102, Exams of Physics

A set of slides from lecture 3 of physics 1161 and 102, covering topics on electric potential energy, work, electric potential, and uniform electric fields. The slides include questions and exercises to help students understand the concepts.

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Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 1
Physics 102: Lecture 3
Electric Potential
Today’s lecture will cover Textbook
Sections 20.1 - 20.4
Exam I
Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 2
Overview for Today’s Lecture
Electric Potential Energy/ Work
Uniform fields
Point charges
Electric Potential (like height)
Uniform fields
Point charges
Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 3
Recall Work from P101
Work done by the force given by:
W = F d cos(θ)
Positive: Force is in direction moved
Negative: Force is opposite direction moved
Zero: Force is perpendicular to direction moved
Careful ask WHAT is doing work!
Opposite sign for work done by you!
Conservative Forces
Potential Energy = -W
conservative
pf3
pf4
pf5

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Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 1

Physics 102: Lecture 3

Electric Potential

  • Today’s lecture will cover Textbook

Sections 20.1 - 20.

Exam I

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 2

Overview for Today’s Lecture

  • Electric Potential Energy/ Work
    • Uniform fields
    • Point charges
  • Electric Potential (like height)
    • Uniform fields
    • Point charges

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 3

Recall Work from P

  • Work done by the force given by:
    • W = F d cos(θ)
    • Positive: Force is in direction moved
    • Negative: Force is opposite direction moved
    • Zero: Force is perpendicular to direction moved
  • Careful ask WHAT is doing work!
    • Opposite sign for work done by you!
  • Conservative Forces
    • ∆ Potential Energy = -Wconservative

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 4

A B

C

Uniform E→

In what direction does the force on a negative charge at point A point?

  1. left

  2. right

  3. up

Preflight 3.

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 5

A B

C

Uniform E→

When a negative charge is moved from A to C the ELECTRIC force does

  1. positive work.

  2. zero work.

  3. negative work.

Preflight 3.

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 6

A B

C

Uniform E→

When a negative charge is moved from A to B the ELECTRIC force does

  1. positive work.

  2. zero work.

  3. negative work.

Preflight 3.

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 10

Work done by YOU

to assemble 3 charges

  • W 1 =

1

3

2 5 m

5 m 5 m

  • W 2 =
  • W 3 =
  • Wtotal =
  • WE =

 ∆ UE =

Watch signs!

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 11

ACT: Work done by YOU

to assemble 3 negative

charges

1

3

2 5 m

1. W = +19.8 mJ 5 m 5 m

2. W = 0 mJ

3. W = -19.8 mJ

How much work would it take YOU to assemble 3 negative charges?

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 12

Preflight 3.

The total work required by you to assemble this set of charges is: (1) positive

(2) zero (3) negative

5 m

5 m 5 m

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 13

Electric Potential (like height)*

  • Units Joules/Coulomb ≡Volts
    • Batteries
    • Outlets
    • EKG
  • Really Potential differences
  • Equipotential lines at same height
  • Field lines point down hill
  • V = k q/r (distance r from charge q)
    • V(∞) = 0

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 14

Preflight 3.

The electric potential at point A is _______ at point B

  1. greater than

  2. equal to

  3. less than

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 15

Preflight 3.

The electric potential at point A is _______ at point B

  1. greater than
  2. equal to
  3. less than

conductor

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 19

Two Charges

Q=+7.0μC Q=-3.5 μC

A

6 m

4 m

How much work do you have to do to bring a 2 μC charge from far away to point A?

W=∆U=∆Vq =

  • Calculate electric potential at point A due to charges - Calculate V from +7μC charge - Calculate V from –3.5μC charge - Add (EASY!)
  • V = kq/r V 7 = V 3 = Vtotal =

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 20

ACT: Two Charges

Q=+7.0μC Q=-3.5 μC

  • In the region II (between the two charges) the electric potential is
  1. always positive
  2. positive at some points, negative at others.
  3. always negative

Physics 1161: Lecture 3, Slide 21

To Do

  • Read 20-1 – 20-
  • Remember -- No Class on Friday
  • Submit Homework 1 by Monday

morning.

  • Complete preflight before Monday

8:00AM.