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--- 184_notes:pc_vefu [2018/05/24 15:27] – curdemma
+++ 184_notes:pc_vefu [2021/01/29 20:48] (current) – [General Relationships] bartonmo
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-[[184_notes:pc_energy|Previous Page: Electric Potential Energy]]
+/*[[184_notes:superposition|Next Page: Superposition]]
+[[184_notes:pc_energy|Previous Page: Electric Potential Energy]]*/
 ===== Relationships between Force, Field, Potential, and Energy =====
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 ==== General Relationships ====
-The figure below summarizes the //__general__// relationships between the four quantities. **These relationships are always true**. It does not matter if you have a point charge, a sphere of charge, a cylinder of charge, or a random blob of charge - these relationships will always be true.
+The figure below summarizes the //general// relationships between the four quantities. **These relationships are always true**. It does not matter if you have a point charge, a sphere of charge, a cylinder of charge, or a random blob of charge - these relationships will always be true.
 [{{  184_notes:evfugeneralrelation.png?350|General relationship between Electric Field, Electric Force, Electric Potential, and Electric Potential Energy }}]
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-=== Example for Point Charges ===
+==== Example for Point Charges ====
 Over the past two weeks, we have been modeling point charges. Using the general relationships above, we found: