EEC 227 POWER SYSTEMS II Exam 2026
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EEC 227: First Semester Examination 2025/2026 for EEC227, Physics for Engineers, Departments of Electrical/Renewable Engineering, University of Buea, instructor Pr. TAKEMBO Clovis (AP), February 2026, 2 hours. Duplicate paper of ID 2953 (byte-identical source content). Section A (35 marks) is a 5-item electrostatics MCQ covering: the net Coulomb force between charges q and 2q on the x-axis, its direction, the radial nature of the field around a negative charge, the electric flux of a point charge through an infinite plane it does not lie on, and the potential in the two regions around a pair of concentric charged spherical shells (+Q inner, -Q outer). Section B (35 marks) has two show-your-work problems: computing the total electric potential at a point P due to two point charges and the change in potential energy as a third charge is brought from infinity to P; and, for three charges 2q, -4q, 2q at the corners of a triangle on the axes, finding the potential at a point M on the y-axis, the individual and net electric fields there via Coulomb's law, and verifying the field result is consistent with taking the negative gradient of the potential.
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University of Buea
College of Technology - COT
Electrical / Renewable - EET/REN
POWER SYSTEMS II
Exam · First Semester · Level 300
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- 2.
In what direction is the net force on charge q acting? (A) Towards the positive x-axis (B) Towards the positive y-axis (C) Towards the negative x-axis (D) Towards the negative y-axis (E) None
- 3.
How is the nature of the electric field around a negative charge? (A) Centripetal (B) Centrifugal (C) Sinusoidal (D) Signoid (E) None
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- EEC227 (EEC 227)
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- Exam
- Year
- 2026
- Level
- Level 300
- Semester
- First Semester
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University of BueaFaculty
College of Technology - COTDepartment
Electrical / Renewable - EET/REN
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