A 0.700 mm -diameter ball bearing has 2.50×109 excess electrons.
What is the ball bearing's potential? (Answer is NOT -8020 V)
The work is correct as the previous person's work, but there should be a negative sign in the work as to which the answer comes out as negative.
A 0.700 mm -diameter ball bearing has 2.50×109 excess electrons. What is the ball bearing's potential?...
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