1. Two point charges of equal and opposite charge ±10−8 C sit a distance of 20 cm apart. What is the strength of the force they exert on each other? It it attractive or repulsive?
2. If one of the point charges in problem 1 is sitting on a table and has a mass of 10 g, how close must the second charge be to lift the charge up off the table?
3. What is the electric field strength required to lift the charge of the table in problem 2?
1. Two point charges of equal and opposite charge ±10−8 C sit a distance of 20...
1 Two point charges of equal and opposite charge 10-8 C sit a distance of 20 cm apart. What is the strength of the force they exert on each other? It it attractive or repulsive? 2 If one of the point charges in problem 1 is sitting on a table and has a mass of 10 g, how close must the second charge be to lift the charge up off the table? 3 What is the electric field strength required...
Two point charges of equal and opposite charge ±10−8 C sit a distance of 20 cm apart. What is the strength of the force they exert on each other? If one of the point charges is sitting on a table and has a mass of .010 kg, how close must the second charge be to lift the charge up off the table? What is the electric field strength required to lift the charge of the table? I got the strength...
Problem 5: Two equal but opposite point charges q and -9 are separated by a distance of do:=0.125 •cm in air. How many charges are needed to create an electric field strength midway between the charges that will exceed the dielectric strength of air?
1. Two equal but opposite point charges (the positive charge being situated to the left) are separated by distance of 38.0 cm. The electric field between the charges (at a point seven- nineteenths the distance from the positive charge) is 7.35x10% N/C. Find the magnitude of each charge? (Correct sketch that must show all component vectors and the resultant electric field, is worth 2 points out of 10) 38.0 cm
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