1. Eight point charges of 1 nC each are located at the corners of a cube in free space that is 1 m on a side. Find the force exerted by all the charges at the origin. 2. A closed surface is defined in spherical coordinates by 3

1. Eight point charges of 1 nC each are located at the corners of a cube in free space that is 1 m on a side. Find the force exerted by all the charges at the origin. 2. A closed surface is defined in spherical coordinates by 3

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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1. Eight point charges of 1 nC each are located at the corners of a cube in free space that is 1
m on a side. Find the force exerted by all the charges at the origin.
2. A closed surface is defined in spherical coordinates by 3<r< 5, 0.1 m <<0.3, 1.2 < < 1.6
TT. Find the volume enclosed.

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