I I.A::AA Imssb1.mutah.edu.joA small mass charged sphere (q=3 µC) is attached by an insulatingstring to the surface of a very largeconductor with a surface chargedensity of o = 21.1 µC. Given thatthe string makes an angle with thesurface equal to 30 degrees, findthe tension ( in N) in thestring. use ɛo =8.8542x10-12 F.m-1.StringSelect one:O A. 8.25O B. 28.25OC. 7.15D. 14.30E. 21.45+ + + + + +

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A:.A A Imssb1.mutah.edu.jo A small mass charged sphere (q= 3 µC) is attached by an insulating string to the surface of a very large conductor with a surface charge density of o = 21.1 uC. Given that the string makes an angle with the surface equal to 30 degrees, find the tension ( in N) in the string. use ɛo = 8.8542x10-12 F.m-1. String Select one: O A. 8.25 B. 28.25 OC. 7.15 D. 14.30 O E. 21.45 + + + + + +

A:.A A Imssb1.mutah.edu.jo A small mass charged sphere (q= 3 µC) is attached by an insulating string to the surface of a very large conductor with a surface charge density of o = 21.1 uC. Given that the string makes an angle with the surface equal to 30 degrees, find the tension ( in N) in the string. use ɛo = 8.8542x10-12 F.m-1. String Select one: O A. 8.25 B. 28.25 OC. 7.15 D. 14.30 O E. 21.45 + + + + + +

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