answer 1 Chapter Review1. A negatively charged 1.3 C metal object is in contact with a neutral metal sphere.After contact, the sphere gains a charge of -0.3 C.a. What is the process of charging used in this case?b. What is the charge sign of the metal object and metal sphere after contact?c. How much charge is left on the metal object after contact?2. Suppose a student rubs paper onto his hair. Answer the following problems.a. What is the process of charging used in this case?b. What is the charge sign of the hair and the paper after they are rubbedtogether?c. If the paper gains a charge of 0.42 C, what is the charge of the hair?3. For the following problems there is no need to consider the position vector. Simplyfind the magnitude of what is being asked.a. Two-point charges with magnitude of 22.3 µC are placed 12.1 cm apart fromeach other. Calculate the electric force and describe the interaction betweenthe two charges.b. A negatively charged particle with magnitude of 12.8 mC is separated from apositively charged particle with magnitude of 18.6 nC by 43.2 mm. Calculatethe electric force and describe the interaction between the two charges.4. Three-point charges are in an x-y plane. Charge 1 has a charge of 11.2 mC,charge 2 has a charge of -19.8 µC, charge 3 has a charge -15.4mC. Charge 2 isat the origin, charge 1 is 9.4 mm to the left of charge 2, and charge 3 is 6.8 mmalong the +x-axis and 3.5 mm along the y-axis.5. For the following problems there is no need to consider the position vector. Simplyfind the magnitude of what is being asked.a. Determine the electric field emitted by a negative point charge withmagnitude of 5.6 nC at 7.4 cm away.b. If a 32.3 µC charge applies a force of 5.3x102 N onto a 29.5 µC, what is theelectric field of the 29.5 µC?

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1. A negatively charged 1.3 C metal object is in contact with a neutral metal sphere. After contact, the sphere gains a charge of -0.3 C. a. What is the process of charging used in this case? b. What is the charge sign of the metal object and metal sphere after contact? c. How much charge is left on the metal object after contact?

1. A negatively charged 1.3 C metal object is in contact with a neutral metal sphere. After contact, the sphere gains a charge of -0.3 C. a. What is the process of charging used in this case? b. What is the charge sign of the metal object and metal sphere after contact? c. How much charge is left on the metal object after contact?

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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