Two masses of 5.0 g each are suspended from thin strings and a charge q is placed on each. The result is shown in the diagram below. If the angle between each string and the vertical is 15° and the length of the string is 35 cm, determine the charge q. m,q m,q

Two masses of 5.0 g each are suspended from thin strings and a charge q is placed on each. The result is shown in the diagram below. If the angle between each string and the vertical is 15° and the length of the string is 35 cm, determine the charge q. m,q m,q

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