A charged oil drop in Milli Kaus apparatus falls 1 mm at constant speed in a time 32.3 s if Vab = 0 393 39.3 Vab the same drop can be held at rest between 2 plates separated by 1 mm if Vab = 9.16 V. The excess electrons the drop has acquired is viscosity of air is 1.81 x 105-ns/m2 Pon = 824 kg / m 1 oSN %3D Pat = 0 %3D а. 3e b. 21 e 6R 824 x...x C. 4 e d. 12 e е. none of the above

A charged oil drop in Milli Kaus apparatus falls 1 mm at constant speed in a time 32.3 s if Vab = 0 393 39.3 Vab the same drop can be held at rest between 2 plates separated by 1 mm if Vab = 9.16 V. The excess electrons the drop has acquired is viscosity of air is 1.81 x 105-ns/m2 Pon = 824 kg / m 1 oSN %3D Pat = 0 %3D а. 3e b. 21 e 6R 824 x...x C. 4 e d. 12 e е. none of the above

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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