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If the equation for electric potential energy is U=kQq/r, then wouldn't "r" (on average) be smallest during phase "B" in the diagram. Therefore, electric potential energy would be highest at that point.
I understand the hooke's law explanation that potential energ View attachment 222268 y is largest at maximum displacement. However, why would they use the term electrical potential energy if they didn't want us to us that equation?
Is it because they said...
AAMC Physics QPack #36
If the equation for electric potential energy is U=kQq/r, then wouldn't "r" (on average) be smallest during phase "B" in the diagram. Therefore, electric potential energy would be highest at that point.
I understand the hooke's law explanation that potential energ View attachment 222268 y is largest at maximum displacement. However, why would they use the term electrical potential energy if they didn't want us to us that equation?
Is it because they said...
AAMC Physics QPack #36