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user 202011
Scalar and vector potentials in electromagnetism. The scalar potential is potential energy per unit charge. For potential energy, use the [potential-energy] tag.
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Potential Energy for Sum of two opposite forces
positive x-direction
$$ \frac{B}{x^2}\hat i $$ And the constant force along x-axis pointing towards the origin
$$ -A \hat i$$
The superposition of both is
$$ F_x = \frac{B}{x^2}-A $$
I want to find the potential … But to find $U(x)$ I need a reference point where the potential energy is 0. …
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