Physics1. What is the force between a 3.00 aC charge and a 7.50 µC charge that are 0.500 m apart?-8.988-10-²28,089QUESTION 2A parallel plate capacitor with a plate area of 0.32 m² and a distance between plates of 0.003 m is charged with a 12 V battery. What is the size of the charge stored in the capacitor? The permittivity of free space is 0-8.85-10-12 Fim. Rocord your answeras a three digit multiplier for 10-8 in the form of X 10-8QUESTION 31. Find the equivalent capacitance of the following circuit: Record your answer in the form of pF.36 pl42 pF15 pl15 pl

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