Two small identical conducting spheres (in deep space) are attached to each other by a conducting...
Two small identical conducting spheres (in deep space) are attached to each other by a conducting string of length L = 3 m. If a charge of QL = +50 μC is placed on the left sphere and a charge of QR = +90 μC is placed on the right sphere, determine the tension in the string.
Answer in Newtons (N).
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