Sphere A carrying +6C of charge is touched to an identical Sphere B carrying -2C charge. What is the charge on the two spheres when they are separated? +60 A. QA +6C; QB = -2C = QB = +4C QB = +2C B. QA +4C; C. QA = +2C; D. QA +1C; E QA-2C; = Q = +1C QB = +6C 20

Sphere A carrying +6C of charge is touched to an identical Sphere B carrying -2C charge. What is the charge on the two spheres when they are separated? +60 A. QA +6C; QB = -2C = QB = +4C QB = +2C B. QA +4C; C. QA = +2C; D. QA +1C; E QA-2C; = Q = +1C QB = +6C 20

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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