A 1 gram metal bead is charged. It is inserted into a uniform electric field E...
A 1 gram metal bead is charged. It is inserted into a uniform electric field E = 225,500 N/C, upward and is physically held, such that it doesn’t move. The bead is released, and you witness it move upward with an acceleration equivalent to 2.05 g’s. What is the exact charge on the bead?
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