1. A comb rubbed with the hair several times acquires a net charge of -0.96 C How many electrons were transferred? 2. Three charges are placed in a row: a -3.0-C charge on the left, a +2.0-C charge in the middie, and a +6.0-C charge on the right. The distance separating each charge is 1x10 m. Calculate the electrical force (magnitude and direction) on the +2.0-C charge due to the other charges. 3. The electric field at a point in space is the region in which there would be a force upon a charge brought into that region. Calculate the strength of electric field at a distance of 22.5-m from a charge of 50-C. 4. A solid ball with 0.5-m radius has 10-C electric charges in its center. Determine the electrical flux pass through the solid ball.

1. A comb rubbed with the hair several times acquires a net charge of -0.96 C How many electrons were transferred? 2. Three charges are placed in a row: a -3.0-C charge on the left, a +2.0-C charge in the middie, and a +6.0-C charge on the right. The distance separating each charge is 1x10 m. Calculate the electrical force (magnitude and direction) on the +2.0-C charge due to the other charges. 3. The electric field at a point in space is the region in which there would be a force upon a charge brought into that region. Calculate the strength of electric field at a distance of 22.5-m from a charge of 50-C. 4. A solid ball with 0.5-m radius has 10-C electric charges in its center. Determine the electrical flux pass through the solid ball.

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