9. Which among the following is the correctexpression for an electric field?E = F/CE = FQE = F/QE = FC10. What is the charge of an electroscope done byinduction?a. same charge as the charging bodyb. a static electric chargec. opposite charge as the charging bodyd. a neutral charge11. If Q2 and Q3, are separated by a distance of20 cm and have the same charge of 50 microcoulomb, what is the magnitude of the forcebetween them? *a. 562.5 Nb. 112.5 Nc. 0.056 Nd. 1.125 N

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9. Which among the following is the correct
expression for an electric field?
E = F/C
E = FQ
E = F/Q
E = FC
10. What is the charge of an electroscope done by
induction?
a. same charge as the charging body
b. a static electric charge
c. opposite charge as the charging body
d. a neutral charge
11. If Q2 and Q3, are separated by a distance of
20 cm and have the same charge of 50 micro
coulomb, what is the magnitude of the force
between them? *
a. 562.5 N
b. 112.5 N
c. 0.056 N
d. 1.125 N

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