As shown in the figure, a small ball with charge q and a mass 3.80 grams is attached to a horizontal ceiling by a wire of length 130.0cm. When an electric field, E, of magnitude 3085 N/C is applied, the ball swings away from the vertical axis with an angle 0= 42, therefore, q (in HC) is: E 8.97 3.01 O6.66 O10.87 8.08

As shown in the figure, a small ball with charge q and a mass 3.80 grams is attached to a horizontal ceiling by a wire of length 130.0cm. When an electric field, E, of magnitude 3085 N/C is applied, the ball swings away from the vertical axis with an angle 0= 42, therefore, q (in HC) is: E 8.97 3.01 O6.66 O10.87 8.08

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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