One coulomb of charge passes

  1. Three point charges are placed at the following points on the x-axis. 2micro coulomb atbx=0 , -3micro coulomb at x =40cm and
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  2. 1) 2 spheres of equal diameters have 15 micro coulomb charge and -10 micro coulomb charge respectively. if they are placed 5cm
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  3. charge +2micro coulomb is placed at a pointA(2,1,0). another charge-3 microcoulomb placed at B(4,2,-1). find the net force on
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  4. A +50 micro coulomb and 30 micro coulomb charge are placed 50cm apart.a)what is the direction and magnitude of thee electric
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  5. A +50 micro coulomb and 30 micro coulomb charge are placed 50cm apart.a)what is the direction and magnitude of thee electric
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  6. A 35 micro coulomb point charge is placed 32 cm from an identical 35 micro coulomb charge. How muchwork would be required to
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  7. June 2020 TestThree charges lie along the x-axis. One positive. charge q1=15micro coulomb is at x =2.0m and another positive
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  8. A charge of +9.0 nC and a charge of +4.0 nCare separated by 50.0 cm. Find the equilibrium position for a −1.0 nC charge as a
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  9. A 35 micro coulomb point charge is placed 32 cm from an identical 35 micro coulomb charge. How muchwork would be required to
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  10. please explain to me what is e.m.f.e.m.f. stands for electromotive force. It is the work done per unit charge (Joules per
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