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Transcribed Image Text:1. A spring with spring constant ks and rest
length L has positive charges Q attached to
either end, as shown.
a) Find an equation that will determine the
length D of the spring, once the charges have
come to rest.
D?
b) Repeat part (a), this time assuming that the
charges on either end are both negative.
c) Repeat again, this time assuming that the
charges on either end have opposite signs. *
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