. A pith ball of mass 0.05 gm carries a charge 100 e.s.u. A metallic charged ball whichis 10 cm directly above the pith ball can hold the pith ball in equilibrium. The chareon the metrallic ball is :(a) – 49 e.s.u(b) – 10 e.s.u ) (c) + 15 e.s.u(d) - 30 e.s.u-A drop of mercury is raised to a potential of 90 volts. This is broken into 27 identicaldrops. The potential of each droplet is :(a) 2 volts(b) 5 volts(c) 10 volts(d) 15 volts.A pith ball carrving a aho

given : mass of ball m = 0.05 kg charge of ball = 100 e.s.u…

A pith ball of mass 0.05 gm carries a charge 100 e.s.u. A metallic charged ball wh is 10 cm directly above the pith ball can hold the pith ball in equilibrium. The cha on the metrallic ball is : (а) — 49 е.s.u (b) - 10 е.s.и (с) + 15 e.s.u (d) - 30 e.s.u - | A drop of mercury is raised to a potential of 90 volts. This is broken into 27 ident Irops. The potential of each droplet is : (a) 2 volts (b) 5 volts (c) 10 volts (d) 15 volts. pith ball carrving

A pith ball of mass 0.05 gm carries a charge 100 e.s.u. A metallic charged ball wh is 10 cm directly above the pith ball can hold the pith ball in equilibrium. The cha on the metrallic ball is : (а) — 49 е.s.u (b) - 10 е.s.и (с) + 15 e.s.u (d) - 30 e.s.u - | A drop of mercury is raised to a potential of 90 volts. This is broken into 27 ident Irops. The potential of each droplet is : (a) 2 volts (b) 5 volts (c) 10 volts (d) 15 volts. pith ball carrving

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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