ependent Practice Determine the electrostatic force using the Coulomb's Law equation and the Coulomb's Electrostatic Force Calculator.. Recall that 1 X 10 C = 1 µC. This means that one millionth of a coulomb of charge is equal to1 microcoulomb. = k• d2 elect 1. Two paint droplets, each with a charge of charge 1µC and a are separated by a distance of 4cm: a. Is the Electrostatic force repulsive or attractive? Explain b. Determine the electrostatic between the two charges using the Coulomb's Law equation and Coulomb's Electrostatic Force Calculator, Step 1: List all the measurements given: Q= µC ,Qg= µC , d = cm, k=9.0x 10°Nm/C Step 2: Substitute : F =( 9.0x 10 Nm/C2 )( µC)( µC) /( cm)? Step 3: Use Coulomb's Electrostatic Force Calculator. To get the final answer F %3! elect If the 1uC charge were doubled and the distance between the charges stayed the same, would the electrostatic increase or decrease? Justify your answer. C. tonco of 4cm

ependent Practice Determine the electrostatic force using the Coulomb's Law equation and the Coulomb's Electrostatic Force Calculator.. Recall that 1 X 10 C = 1 µC. This means that one millionth of a coulomb of charge is equal to1 microcoulomb. = k• d2 elect 1. Two paint droplets, each with a charge of charge 1µC and a are separated by a distance of 4cm: a. Is the Electrostatic force repulsive or attractive? Explain b. Determine the electrostatic between the two charges using the Coulomb's Law equation and Coulomb's Electrostatic Force Calculator, Step 1: List all the measurements given: Q= µC ,Qg= µC , d = cm, k=9.0x 10°Nm/C Step 2: Substitute : F =( 9.0x 10 Nm/C2 )( µC)( µC) /( cm)? Step 3: Use Coulomb's Electrostatic Force Calculator. To get the final answer F %3! elect If the 1uC charge were doubled and the distance between the charges stayed the same, would the electrostatic increase or decrease? Justify your answer. C. tonco of 4cm

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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