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Q: Difference between conductors and insulators. Give an example of each

A: Conductors are materials that allow free electrons to flow through them and transfer energy in form…

Q: 5 uC charge is placed 2 cm from a -70 uC charge. Find the force between the two charges

A: let the charges are q1= 5μc= 5 x 10-6 C                                 q2= 70 μc= 70 x 10-6 C…

Q: If an object is negatively charged ...       it has as many protons as electrons      it has…

A: Answer is Option (D) it has excess electrons. The number of electrons present in the object…

Q: Why are the conductors heating devices, such as bread-toasters and elec tric irons, made of an alloy…

A: Alloys are homogeneous mixtures where components are solids. Hence it is a solid solid homogeneous…

Q: 20 a a 30 6Q a a 50 4Q a O A. towards the 3Q charge. O B. towards the 2Q charge. O c. towards the 2Q…

A: Electric field at center will be vector sum of individual charges

Q: kqQ The variable r in Coulomb's law (F= kain radial direction) represents... The separation distance…

A: Given that coulombs law is , F = kqQ / r^2

Q: What is the magnitude of force between the -17C charge and the -5C charge

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Q: Two large objects that are 1 meter away from each other attract each other gravitationally and repel…

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Q: You plan to shock your sibling with an electrostatic charge. To do this, you need to collect…

A: charge on your sibling (Q) = 8.2×10-6 C

Q: FindtheelectricfieldvectorEatpointPlocatedatthecenterofasquare,giventhatq=14.3μCandthat the square…

A: Given:-    Four charges on the side of the square as shown in the figure.  charge q = 14.3μC and…

Q: if e is the electron charge, which of the following charges is not possible in nature?

A: Answer is d(e/6).

Q: Hair and a balloon are rubbed together. A metal plate is brought close to the balloon, but they do…

A: For the given problem we have to Describe the motion of electrons through the step  by step process.…

Q: (2-10) A charge q1 = -5 µC is located at (x,y)=(0,3) m. Another charge of q2 = +4 µC is located at…

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Q: puht. Tane is im 14) Describe the "right-hand rule" that relates'the magnetic force on an electrical…

A: Right hand rule is know as Fleming's right hand rule.which is described in below images.

Q: What about the linear charge density?

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Q: In a Lithium nucleus, three protons all sit 2 fm (2x10-15 m) apart. Calculate the gravitational…

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