An 8.0µC point charge is tied to a 6.25µC point charge by a light 3.0cm long nonconducting string. The 8.0µC point charge is glued in place. The charges are resting on a horizontal frictionless table. 8.0uc 6.25 uc ... 3.0cm .. What is the magnitude ( in units of N) of the tension in the string? (Example: If your answer is 55.4 N, enter your answer as 55.4 in the answer box).

An 8.0µC point charge is tied to a 6.25µC point charge by a light 3.0cm long nonconducting string. The 8.0µC point charge is glued in place. The charges are resting on a horizontal frictionless table. 8.0uc 6.25 uc ... 3.0cm .. What is the magnitude ( in units of N) of the tension in the string? (Example: If your answer is 55.4 N, enter your answer as 55.4 in the answer box).

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