Redo the calculation for the charge on the pith ball if the mass of the pith ball was 0.075 grams.

Table 1 Charge on a Pith Ball (you may not actually need all of these values) k =9.0x109 N m2/C2 mass of a pith ball (from lab info box), m = > . 0 kg charge # = 20 accepted value for charge on one pith ball (info box), Qa =6.17 0 C experimental value for charge on one pith ball, Qe =9:28 - 10 separation between centers of pith balls, r= _ m length of the pendulum, L = . 39 m deflection angle of a pith ball from the vertical, 0 = 6 O