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astraxan [27]
2 years ago
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1. The magnitude of the electrostatic force a charge particle exerts on a 5.0nC particle 0.20m away from it is 18N. Find the mag

nitude of the force it exerts on a 4.0nC charge 0.30m away
2. The magnitude of the electrostatic force a charge particle exerts on a 16nC particle 0.40m away from it is 72N. Find the magnitude of the force it exerts on a 4.0nC charge 0.30m away

3. The magnitude of the electrostatic force a charge particle exerts on a 5.0nC particle 0.20m away from it is 15N. Find the magnitude of the force it exerts on a 7.0nC charge 0.10m away​
Physics
1 answer:
Sveta_85 [38]2 years ago
7 0
The magnitude force a charge of the 16nC particle of 0.40
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