Estimate the magnitude of the electrostatic force

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Compute all parts of following problem given below:

Problem: Two very small spheres are initially neutral and seperated by a distance of 0.6m. Suppose that 2.50e¹³ electrons are moved from one sphere and placed on the other.

Part A: what is the magnitude of the electrostatic force that acts on each sphere?

Part B: Is the force attractive or repulsive? Why?

Show all work, use additional paper if necessary.

Reference no: EM13700374

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