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What is the electric force between a glass ball with 3.5 µc of charge and a rubber ball with -4.5 µc of charge when they are separated by 5 cm?
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What is the electric force between a glass ball with 3.5 µc of charge and a rubber ball with -4.5 µc of charge when they are separated by 5 cm?
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they attract each other with force
F=q1*q2/(4πεr^2), where
q1=2.4 µC, q2=4.2 µC,
r=4.9·10-2 m, ε=8.854·10^(-12) SI units.
♦ F=2.4·10-6 * 4.2·10-6 /(4*pi* 8.854·10^(-12) *0.049^2)=
=37.73 N;
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