Help with E&M???

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I don’t even… The answer is B… What should I review??</p>

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Why can’t I use the formula V^2/R for this one?? answer C btw ( I did get it right, but just because I didn’t see the answer choice I needed had I used V^2/R…)</p>

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How do I approach questions like 52? The answer is E… (I get 51 though)</p>

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Umm… I don’t remember learning this… What is this an application of?</p>

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57:B -> Why is R2 ignored? I put A originally…
58:A -> I thought there is no current after a significant amount of time b/c capacitor takes up all the charge? no?</p>

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<p>this looks like halliday resnick. I’d advise you to just do AP questions, cuz HR is disgustingly tricky.</p>

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<p>umm they are actual ap problems -.-</p>

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<p>well i will try</p>

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<li><p>no idea</p></li>
<li><p>P=I^2R
R = pL/A
therefore
P = I^2(pL)/(1/2d)^2
so it is directly proportional to p and L.</p></li>
<li><p>well the potential relative to infinity is the energy required to bring a charge from infinity to r.</p></li>
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<p>so it would be W inf-r2 + Wr2-r
= E</p>

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<li><p>is it C? (kinda guess)</p></li>
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<li>Because the capacitor sucks up all the charge, so no current goes through R2 at the beginning.</li>
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<li><p>Because when the capacitor is full, the current goes into the one with the R2 resistor.</p></li>
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