Charge Distributions

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Chapter 21 Charge Distributions

In this chapter you will learn about the electric force.

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Objectives

After successful completion of this chapter, you will be able to:

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Determine the electric force on a charged object due to a collection of point charges.
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Determine the electric force on a charged object due to simple continuous charge distributions.
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Use forces and Newton’s 2nd Law to describe the motion of charges subject to electric forces.
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Distinguish between the electric force and the electric field due to a charge configuration.
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Determine the electric field at a given location due to a collection of point charges.
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Determine the electric field at a given location due to simple continuous charge distributions.
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