A charge Q of mass 8.50 x 10-3kg is suspended from the ceiling by a light 0.25m thread. When a horizontal 1750 N/C electric field of is on, the charge moves away from the vertical as shown in the figure. Find the magnitude of Q Dar O 27.5 µC. O 3.0 µC. Ο 55.0 μC. Ο 3.5 μC. Ο 47.6 μC.

A charge Q of mass 8.50 x 10-3kg is suspended from the ceiling by a light 0.25m thread. When a horizontal 1750 N/C electric field of is on, the charge moves away from the vertical as shown in the figure. Find the magnitude of Q Dar O 27.5 µC. O 3.0 µC. Ο 55.0 μC. Ο 3.5 μC. Ο 47.6 μC.

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A charge Q of mass 8.50 x 10-3kg is suspended from the ceiling by a light 0.25m thread. When a horizontal 1750 N/C electric field of is on, the charge moves away from the vertical
as shown in the figure. Find the magnitude of Q
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Ο 27.5 μC.
Ο 3.0 μC .
Ο 55.0 μC.
Ο 3.5 μC.
Ο 47.6 μC.

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