Problem 1 In the figure below, two charges spheres have equal masses of 0.00020 kilograms, and thelength of each string is 30 cm. When the charged spheres come to rest, each string is angled 32 degreesfrom vertical.30.0 cm0.20 g0.20 gUse the information provided to calculate the horizontal distance between the two spheres, the tension ineach string, and the magnitude of the charge on each sphere.

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Problem 1 In the figure below, two charges spheres have equal masses of 0.00020 kilograms, and the length of each string is 30 cm. When the charged spheres come to rest, each string is angled 32 degrees from vertical.

Problem 1 In the figure below, two charges spheres have equal masses of 0.00020 kilograms, and the length of each string is 30 cm. When the charged spheres come to rest, each string is angled 32 degrees from vertical.

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Problem 1 In the figure below, two charges spheres have equal masses of 0.00020 kilograms, and the
length of each string is 30 cm. When the charged spheres come to rest, each string is angled 32 degrees
from vertical.
30.0 cm
0.20 g
0.20 g
Use the information provided to calculate the horizontal distance between the two spheres, the tension in
each string, and the magnitude of the charge on each sphere.

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