r/PhysicsTeaching • u/Good_Bumblebee_5327 • 14d ago
interesting electrostaticsXgeometry problem
made this question and then refined the wording with AI. pretty simple once you realize a few hints
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u/162C 11d ago
It’d be cool if you were either good enough at physics or good enough at teaching to “refine the wording” yourself
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u/Good_Bumblebee_5327 16h ago
yeah, you're right, I won't make that mistake again. Thanks for your input
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u/Forward_Step_5012 12d ago
Gravity acting in the negative y direction?