Based on the animation, Choose q1 = 2 µC; and q2 = 4 µC; using this q1q2 = 8 µC; use the simulation to find the force for the following distances and match the forces first 1. 10 cm = 0.1 m 2.9 cm =0.09 m 3.8 cm = 0.08 m 4.7 cm = 0.07 m 5.6 cm = 0.06 m a. F12-F21 =7.190 N b. F12 F21 = 11.234 N c. F12 F21 = 14.674 N d. F12 F21 = 19.972 N e. F12 F21 =8.877 N 1. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 μC and r=0.1 m 2. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r =0.09 m 3. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r =0.08 m 4. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 μC and r = 0.07 m 5. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r=0.07 m a D ◄► → a +

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Based on the animation, Choose q1 = 2 µC; and q2 = 4 µC; using this q1q2 = 8 µC; use the
simulation to find the force for the following distances and match the forces first
1. 10 cm = 0.1 m
2.9 cm = 0.09 m
3.8 cm = 0.08 m
4.7 cm = 0.07 m
5.6 cm = 0.06 m
a. F12-F21 =7.190 N
b. F12 F21 = 11.234 N
c. F12
F21 = 14.674 N
d. F12
F21 = 19.972 N
e. F12 F21 =8.877 N
1. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 μC and r=0.1 m
2. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r =0.09 m
3. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r =0.08 m
4. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 μC and r = 0.07 m
5. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r=0.07 m
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Transcribed Image Text:Based on the animation, Choose q1 = 2 µC; and q2 = 4 µC; using this q1q2 = 8 µC; use the simulation to find the force for the following distances and match the forces first 1. 10 cm = 0.1 m 2.9 cm = 0.09 m 3.8 cm = 0.08 m 4.7 cm = 0.07 m 5.6 cm = 0.06 m a. F12-F21 =7.190 N b. F12 F21 = 11.234 N c. F12 F21 = 14.674 N d. F12 F21 = 19.972 N e. F12 F21 =8.877 N 1. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 μC and r=0.1 m 2. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r =0.09 m 3. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r =0.08 m 4. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 μC and r = 0.07 m 5. when q1 = 2 μC; and q2 = 4 µC and r=0.07 m a a a 44 46 → →
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