Two point charges are 1m apart. Q1 = –8µC and Q2 = +5µC. Point P is 0.5m directly above Q2   a) How many electrons are needed to make –8µC of charge? b) What is the magnitude of the electric force between the two charges, and is it attractive or repulsive?  c) What is the electric potential V at point

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