Find the tensition in the string where a postively charge ball hanging at an angle of 20° due to a uniform electric field of 2 kN/C in the x direction. The charge in the ball is 6 µC y E = 2x10 N/C L. 20

Find the tensition in the string where a postively charge ball hanging at an angle of 20° due to a uniform electric field of 2 kN/C in the x direction. The charge in the ball is 6 µC y E = 2x10 N/C L. 20

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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Problem 24P: (a) Find the magnitude and direction of the electric field at the position of the 2.00 C charge in...

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Find the tensition in the string where a postively charge ball hanging at an angle of 20° due to a uniform electric field of 2
kN/C in the x direction. The charge in the ball is 6 µC
E =
2 x 10 N/C
L.
20
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