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A particle of charge +1.00 x 10e-6 C is 15.0 cm distant from a second particle of charge -3.00 x 10e-6 C. Calculate the magnitude of the electrostatic force between the particles.
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drwls
Learn and apply Coulomb's law.
F = k Q1*Q2/R^2
That will give you the magnitude of the force,
The direction of the force will be towards the other particle, since they have opposite signs.
Is your e-6 supposed to represent 10^-6? The latter would be a better way to write it. e-6 is easily confused with e^-6. E-6 is computer jargon.
F = k Q1*Q2/R^2
That will give you the magnitude of the force,
The direction of the force will be towards the other particle, since they have opposite signs.
Is your e-6 supposed to represent 10^-6? The latter would be a better way to write it. e-6 is easily confused with e^-6. E-6 is computer jargon.
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