A dime and a nickel are electrically charged. The electric field strength around the dime is 4002 N/C. The nickel has a charge of +21.9 C. They are 20.0 cm apart. a. How much force is exerted on the nickel by the dime’s electric field? b. How big is the charge on the dime?

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