GENERAL PHYSICS 2: COULOMB'S LAW1. Given: Number of Protons:+e (proton) - 8x1013-e (electron) - 7x816E = charge of +1e(proton) or -1e(electron) = 1.6 x 10-19 Coulomb• Calculate the charge of the body using the formula Q=Ne.2. REFER TO THE FIGURE AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS.q1= -4µCq2= -12µq3= -6µq4= 8µThe distance for all sides is 0.7m.12O Calculate the amount of electric charges experience by q, using the formulaF = k9192p2I|Solve for F,, ; F; FSolve the resultant force on q, using the Component Method.Then solve the magnitude of resultant force using the Pythagorean Theorem.O Solve for the Direction.

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GENERAL PHYSICS 2: COULOMB'S LAW 1. Given: Number of Protons: +e (proton) - 8x10* -e (electron) - 7x81 E = charge of +1e(proton) or -1e(electron) = 1.6 x 10-1 Coulomb • Calculate the charge of the body using the formula Q=Ne. 2. REFER TO THE FIGURE AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. q1= -4µC q2= -12µ q3= -6µ q4= 8µ The distance for all sides is 0.7m. O Calculate the amount of electric charges experience by q, using the formula 91 92 F = k9192 p2 Solve for F, ; F:F. Solve the resultant force on q, using the Component Method. O Then solve the magnitude of resultant force using the Pythagorean Theorem. O Solve for the Direction.

GENERAL PHYSICS 2: COULOMB'S LAW 1. Given: Number of Protons: +e (proton) - 8x10* -e (electron) - 7x81 E = charge of +1e(proton) or -1e(electron) = 1.6 x 10-1 Coulomb • Calculate the charge of the body using the formula Q=Ne. 2. REFER TO THE FIGURE AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. q1= -4µC q2= -12µ q3= -6µ q4= 8µ The distance for all sides is 0.7m. O Calculate the amount of electric charges experience by q, using the formula 91 92 F = k9192 p2 Solve for F, ; F:F. Solve the resultant force on q, using the Component Method. O Then solve the magnitude of resultant force using the Pythagorean Theorem. O Solve for the Direction.

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