1. Pick the first eight letters of your name (example: R, O, N, M, A, R.C, C) 2. Obtain the numerical equivalent of the letters (their position on the alphabet) (example: R=18, 0=15, N=14, etc) 3. Pair any of the two numbers. This will serve as your paired charges. There should be pairs of two positive charges, two negative charges, and two unlike charges. (example: R=18 and 0=15, so +15C and +18C) 4. Pick any arbitrary SI prefix for each pair (example: for the first pair, nano, so + 15nC and +18nC). You cannot have the same SI prefix for all pairs. Each pair should have a unique SI prefix. 5. Set the distance as 50m, with a multiplier based on the alphabet order of the first letter of your first name (example: R is 18, so 50x10^18 m). Use this distance to all of your charge pairs. 6. Solve the value of the electrical force for each pair. Top of Form . [ R, O, G, E, R, C, H, R ) R =18, 0 =15, G =7, E =5, R=18, C =3, H =8, R=18 0 1st Set: o 2nd Set: 0 3rd Set: 04th Set: Distance = 50 x 1018 m