Q102_ where d = distanceed2(a) The force between charge Qi and Q2 is given F =between two charge Q1 and Q2. Relative dielectric coefficient a. Relativedielectric coefficient of air =1 and ɛo = 8.854187817×10-12 F-m¬l and Coulombconstant = 8.9875 10°N m2 C-².i. Find dimension for charge (O), current (I) and electromotive force (E).ii. Charge of electron Q1 = - 1.6x10-19 C and proton = Q2 =1.6x10-19 C, distancebetween charge is 0.2x10-10 m, calculatea) Force in MKS and CGSb) Current in MKS and CGS

For dimensions of charge Force=QQεL2Q=ForceεL2=MLT-2FL-1L2=ML2T-2F=M12L1T-1F1 Dimensions of current,…

(a) The force between charge Q1 and Q2 is given F = 12 where d = distance between two charge Q1 and Q2. Relative dielectric coefficient ɛ. Relative dielectric coefficient of air =1 and ɛo = 8.854187817×10-12 F•m¬1 and Coulomb constant = 8.9875 10°N·m² C². i. Find dimension for charge (Q), current (I) and electromotive force (E). ed² • ii. Charge of electron Q1 = - 1.6x10-19 C and proton = Q2 =1.6x10-19 C, distance between charge is 0.2x10-10 m., calculate a) Force in MKS and CGS b) Current in MKS and CGS

(a) The force between charge Q1 and Q2 is given F = 12 where d = distance between two charge Q1 and Q2. Relative dielectric coefficient ɛ. Relative dielectric coefficient of air =1 and ɛo = 8.854187817×10-12 F•m¬1 and Coulomb constant = 8.9875 10°N·m² C². i. Find dimension for charge (Q), current (I) and electromotive force (E). ed² • ii. Charge of electron Q1 = - 1.6x10-19 C and proton = Q2 =1.6x10-19 C, distance between charge is 0.2x10-10 m., calculate a) Force in MKS and CGS b) Current in MKS and CGS

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