7 8 handwritten 1a. How far apart must two electrons be if the force between them is 1.0 x 1012 N?b. Compute for the gravitational force that each particle exerts on the other.9 Two particles have charges q1 and q2. and q2 = 790 nC. The distance between the particles is 27 cm, and theattractive force between them is 0.2 N.a. What is q1 (including sign)?b. Compute the acceleration caused by the electric force of the q, on the q2 if the mass of q2 is 3.15 x10 25 kg.

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1a. How far apart must two electrons be if the force between them is 1.0 x 1012 N?
b. Compute for the gravitational force that each particle exerts on the other.
9 Two particles have charges q1 and q2. and q2 = 790 nC. The distance between the particles is 27 cm, and the
attractive force between them is 0.2 N.
a. What is q1 (including sign)?
b. Compute the acceleration caused by the electric force of the q, on the q2 if the mass of q2 is 3.15 x10 25 kg.

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