9192 Example 8: Coulomb force in electrostatics is given by the equation Fc = k r2 ' where k is the %3D electrostatic constant and is k = where e, is the permittivity of free space with units A².s+.kg1•m-³. Furthermore q,and q2 represent charges with units A·s, and r is distance with units m. What units does this tell us for force Fc? Note that A is for amps 4πεο - a measurement of current
9192 Example 8: Coulomb force in electrostatics is given by the equation Fc = k r2 ' where k is the %3D electrostatic constant and is k = where e, is the permittivity of free space with units A².s+.kg1•m-³. Furthermore q,and q2 represent charges with units A·s, and r is distance with units m. What units does this tell us for force Fc? Note that A is for amps 4πεο - a measurement of current
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Example 8: Coulomb force in electrostatics is given by the equation Fc = k
r2 '
where k is the
%3D
electrostatic constant and is k = where e, is the permittivity of free space with units
A².s+.kg1•m-³. Furthermore q,and q2 represent charges with units A·s, and r is distance with
units m. What units does this tell us for force Fc? Note that A is for amps
4πεο
- a measurement of
current
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The expression for the electrostatic force is as follows:
The given units are as follows:
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