Two conductive spheres with radii of 0.3 and 0.9 m are placed far apart from each other. The small sphere has an electric field of 15000 N/C on its surface, while the other sphere is uncharged. If these spheres are connected to each other with a non-resistive wire, how many uC load will pass to the big sphere? O A) 0,1 O D) 0,4 O B) 0,5 O E) 0,2 O C) 0,3

Two conductive spheres with radii of 0.3 and 0.9 m are placed far apart from each other. The small sphere has an electric field of 15000 N/C on its surface, while the other sphere is uncharged. If these spheres are connected to each other with a non-resistive wire, how many uC load will pass to the big sphere? O A) 0,1 O D) 0,4 O B) 0,5 O E) 0,2 O C) 0,3

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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