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OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

PLEASE HELP ME, YOU ROCK IF YOU DO. DETAILED EXPLANATION AND STEP BY STEP ANSWER AND ELABORATION REQUIRED PLEASE. QUESTION IN ATTACHED FILE. :) you will be my hero if you help me out with this xD

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

It looks like you can get a Qualified Helper to explain this to you for only $2 per question. This site is going commercial.

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

It's all right I am not necessarily asking a qualified helper to help me out. Just normal users. Thank you anyways.

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

you need to calculate the area under the graph they have given , being careful to note the units of the axes -- i presume you do so by counting the little squares. if you wish to use integration, then you just need to do -- as its potential -- do ∫E1 dx + ∫E2 dx. adding the field by superposition. with E coming from Coulombs law. [if you follow that, you can do that also.] otherwise give them exactly what they have asked for. add up the little squares. the first part of the question is missing and that presumably describes the electrom qarrangement. potential measures energy per Coulumb and this is a conservative field so the difference in potential can be translated into kinetic energy. but do the first bit first....

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

@IrishBoy123 Thank you SO much ! But after you said "if you wish to use integration, then you just need to do -- as its potential -- do .." I could only see symbols ! And actually this is the whole question, I understand I need to get the area under the graph, thank you

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

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