Two solid metal spheres (one has a radius of 3 mm, and the other has a...
Two solid metal spheres (one has a radius of 3 mm, and the other
has a radius of 8 mm) are
far apart and connected with a thin conducting wire. If the total
charge stored on the two spheres
is 44 μC, how much charge is on the 3 mm radius sphere?
Homework Answers
Therefore, charge on 3 mm radius =( 3/11)*44 micro coloumb
= 12 micro coulomb
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