Coulomb's Law Practice Two charged spheres are on a frictionless horizontal surface as shown. One has a
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Coulomb's Law Practice
Two charged spheres are on a frictionless horizontal surface as shown. One has a charge of -3.0 x 10-6 C and the other sphere has a +6.0 x 10-6 C charge. The distance between them is 5 cm.
- Is this an attractive or repulsive force? (circle one) attractive repulsive
How do you know?
- What would be different if both spheres were neutral?
- What would be different if both were negatively charged?
- What would be different if only one was charged?
- What is the electrostatic force acting on each ion?
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- By what factor would the force change if the distance between them is brought three times closer?
- By what factor would the force change if the distance between them is 5 times bigger? ____________________
- How many electrons would have to jump from a neutral object to give a second neutral object a charge of - 2.208 x 10-17 C?
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- What would be the charge on the first neutral object?
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