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01. Two conducting spheres are separated by 65.3 km.
One has a charge of +0.0776 C and the other has a
charge of -5.92 C. Calculate the electrostatic force
between them.
02. How much charge passes a single point in a wire in
0.15 seconds if a current of 1.44 A is flowing through
the wire?
03a. A 46 Q resistor, a 71 O resistor, and a 91 Q resistor,
are connected in series and are attached to 120 V
potential difference.
a. What is the equivalent resistance of the three
resistors?
Whot ic tho total current in this series circuit?
Transcribed Image Text:01. Two conducting spheres are separated by 65.3 km. One has a charge of +0.0776 C and the other has a charge of -5.92 C. Calculate the electrostatic force between them. 02. How much charge passes a single point in a wire in 0.15 seconds if a current of 1.44 A is flowing through the wire? 03a. A 46 Q resistor, a 71 O resistor, and a 91 Q resistor, are connected in series and are attached to 120 V potential difference. a. What is the equivalent resistance of the three resistors? Whot ic tho total current in this series circuit?
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