13.Two pieces of cereal become equally charged as they are poured out of the box into the bowl. If the force between the cereals is 2x103 N when the pieces are 0.05m apart, what is the charge on each of the pieces.? BIU AK

13.Two pieces of cereal become equally charged as they are poured out of the box into the bowl. If the force between the cereals is 2x103 N when the pieces are 0.05m apart, what is the charge on each of the pieces.? BIU AK

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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13.Two pieces of cereal become equally charged as they are poured out of the box into the bowl. If the force between the cereals is 2x10 3 N when the pieces are 0.05m
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