A tiny ball (mass = 0.024 k g) carries a charge of 18 uC. What electrie field (magnitude and direction) is needed to cause the ball to float above the ground O6.5x103 NC Downward Ob 6.5x103 NG Upward OC13x10 N/C Upward Od13x10 NC Dowrward Oe None of the above.

A tiny ball (mass = 0.024 k g) carries a charge of 18 uC. What electrie field (magnitude and direction) is needed to cause the ball to float above the ground O6.5x103 NC Downward Ob 6.5x103 NG Upward OC13x10 N/C Upward Od13x10 NC Dowrward Oe None of the above.

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A tiny ball (mass = 0.024 k g) carries a charge of 18 juC, What electrie field (magnitude and direction) is needed to cause the ball to float above the ground?
OP6.5x103 N/C Downward
OD6.5x103 NG Upward
Oa13x10 NC Upward
Od13x104 NC Dowrnward
Oe None of the above.

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