Q2) Two balls with equal charges hang from a roofwith two insulating ropes of equal length (i.c., d-2m). Each ball is charged with a charge of 6 uC. If the two hanging balls are at rest and an angle of magnitude 30°, what are the resultant force and the mass of cach ball?

Q2) Two balls with equal charges hang from a roofwith two insulating ropes of equal length (i.c., d-2m). Each ball is charged with a charge of 6 uC. If the two hanging balls are at rest and an angle of magnitude 30°, what are the resultant force and the mass of cach ball?

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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