Consider a point mass m that moves on the x- axis, subject to the electric field generated by two masses M simmetrically displaced at distance d from the x-axis: - to what Force is the point mass subject to: F(x)=? (for any x) - what is the Potential Energy: U(x)? - find position x of equilibrium: x_eq=? - if we consider a small velocity v_max, if the point mass is moving with a small oscillation, what is the maximum distance x_max from x_eq?

Consider a point mass m that moves on the x- axis, subject to the electric field generated by two masses M simmetrically displaced at distance d from the x-axis: - to what Force is the point mass subject to: F(x)=? (for any x) - what is the Potential Energy: U(x)? - find position x of equilibrium: x_eq=? - if we consider a small velocity v_max, if the point mass is moving with a small oscillation, what is the maximum distance x_max from x_eq?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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