NO.DATE4 A Small sphere of chargc*6 x10:60is cuspendedprom a string of negligiblemass. A charge OF -9.0 xis placed directiy to the right OF the sphereThe string is deplected10-6and0. 22 m aw ay From i.SO From bhe verti cal · Find the tension In the string.0.dYO70910

The free-body diagram of the charged sphere is shown below.

4 A Small spnere of chargC+6 x10-6C is cuspended +6 x10°6C is cuspended prom a string of negligible mass. A Charge oF -Q-0 x 10-6 is placed directiy to the Hight OF the sphere the string is deplected Find the tension in the string. and 0.22 m away From il. SO From bhe verbical

4 A Small spnere of chargC+6 x10-6C is cuspended +6 x10°6C is cuspended prom a string of negligible mass. A Charge oF -Q-0 x 10-6 is placed directiy to the Hight OF the sphere the string is deplected Find the tension in the string. and 0.22 m away From il. SO From bhe verbical

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4 A Small sphere of chargc
*6 x10:60is cuspended
prom a string of negligible
mass. A charge OF -9.0 x
is placed directiy to the right OF the sphere
The string is deplected
10-6
and
0. 22 m aw ay From i.
SO From bhe verti cal · Find the tension In the string.
0.d
YO
70
910

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