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A small plastic sphere of mass 2.0 g is charged to −5.0 nC and held 2.5 cm above a small glass bead of mass 0.015 g resting on a table. The bead has a charge of -15.0 nC. Show w…

A small plastic sphere of mass 2.0 g is charged to −5.0 nC and held 2.5 cm above a small glass bead of mass 0.015 g resting on a table. The bead has a charge of -15.0 nC. Show w…
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A small plastic sphere of mass 2.0 g is charged to −5.0 nC and held 2.5 cm above a small glass bead of mass 0.015 g resting on a table. The bead has a charge of -15.0 nC. Show whether or not the glass bead will jump up to the plastic sphere.

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