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three small balls each of mass 13.3g are suspended separately from a common point by silk threads, each 1.17m long. The balls ar

e identically charged hang at the corners of equilateral triangle 15.3 cm on a side. Find the charge on each ball

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RideAnS [48]3 years ago

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The balls are identical charges hang at the corners of equlilateral

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