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| ===== Project: StickyStuff and the Dust Particle ===== | ===== Project: StickyStuff and the Dust Particle ===== | ||
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| + | ==== Kick Off Questions ==== | ||
| + | - When setting up an integral for a line of charge, what are the general steps you need to take? | ||
| + | - What is dQ in the integral set up? Why do we rewrite dQ so it is in terms of dx? | ||
| + | - How did you pick your bounds for your integral? | ||
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| + | ==== Main Problem ==== | ||
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| - | Conceptual | + | ==== Wrap Up Questions |
| - What is charge affinity? | - What is charge affinity? | ||
| - | - What is dQ in the integral set up? Why do we rewrite dQ so it is in terms of dx? | ||
| - How do you rewrite your separation vector? What is r_source? What is r_obs? | - How do you rewrite your separation vector? What is r_source? What is r_obs? | ||
| - In the separation vector, should you have x as a variable or dx? Why? | - In the separation vector, should you have x as a variable or dx? Why? | ||
| - | - How did you pick your bounds for your integral? | ||
| - How do you integrate a vector? What steps would you follow? | - How do you integrate a vector? What steps would you follow? | ||
| - How did you use superposition today? Where is superposition represented in your equations? | - How did you use superposition today? Where is superposition represented in your equations? | ||