Two lightweight, electrically neutral conducting balls hang from threads. Choose the diagram in Figure Q20.22 that shows how the balls hang after: Figure Q20.22 a. Both are touched by a negatively charged rod. b. Ball 1 is touched by a negatively charged rod and ball 2 is touched by a positively charged rod. c. Both are touched by a negatively charged rod but ball 2 picks up more charge than ball 1. d. Only ball 1 is touched by a negatively charged rod. Note that parts a through d are independent; these are not actions taken in sequence.
Two lightweight, electrically neutral conducting balls hang from threads. Choose the diagram in Figure Q20.22 that shows how the balls hang after: Figure Q20.22 a. Both are touched by a negatively charged rod. b. Ball 1 is touched by a negatively charged rod and ball 2 is touched by a positively charged rod. c. Both are touched by a negatively charged rod but ball 2 picks up more charge than ball 1. d. Only ball 1 is touched by a negatively charged rod. Note that parts a through d are independent; these are not actions taken in sequence.
Two lightweight, electrically neutral conducting balls hang from threads. Choose the diagram in Figure Q20.22 that shows how the balls hang after:
Figure Q20.22
a. Both are touched by a negatively charged rod.
b. Ball 1 is touched by a negatively charged rod and ball 2 is touched by a positively charged rod.
c. Both are touched by a negatively charged rod but ball 2 picks up more charge than ball 1.
d. Only ball 1 is touched by a negatively charged rod.
Note that parts a through d are independent; these are not actions taken in sequence.
Definition Definition Fundamental law of forces which states: “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." In other words, whenever one body exerts a force on a second body, the second body exerts an oppositely directed force of equal magnitude on the first body. It is also called the “action-reaction law” and was defined by Sir Isaac Newton.
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The figure shows four orientations of an electric di-
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