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[tha boss]

wtf is -1.6x10^-19, how is it negative does the answer become positive
for synchrotron q.2 i think

[fbash23]

No this was a few questions before, cept I know what I did wrong. It was the force on just one side (therefore straight wire) so angle doesn't matter

[BakaNeko]

wtf is -1.6x10^-19, how is it negative does the answer become positive
for synchrotron q.2 i think

It's because it's the potential of the actual point. Because we're talking about electrons going to it, it must be positive otherwise the electrons wouldn't go near it.

I thought that too but then I guessed XD But yeah, that's what my teacher sais later

[Allygator]

It's because it's the potential of the actual point. Because we're talking about electrons going to it, it must be positive otherwise the electrons wouldn't go near it.

I thought that too but then I guessed XD But yeah, that's what my teacher sais later

Haha me too. ♥ ms san
Sorry to be stalkery, but who are you? I'm assuming you're in my physics class!
I'm Ally... if it wasn't obvious

[tha boss]

so was it -2000V or +2000V?
btw fuk physics

[BakaNeko]

It's because it's the potential of the actual point. Because we're talking about electrons going to it, it must be positive otherwise the electrons wouldn't go near it.

I thought that too but then I guessed XD But yeah, that's what my teacher sais later

Haha me too. ♥ ms san
Sorry to be stalkery, but who are you? I'm assuming you're in my physics class!
I'm Ally... if it wasn't obvious

Hi Ally Congrats on your ATAR and all the rest 'Tis Rebecca here