#2. Please show work Chapter 17PHYS 203: Fundamentals of PhysicsBasic ElectricityKey Concepts:. Electric charges and fields• Coulomb's Law: F = kq192%3D• Simple DC circuits: Series, Parallel, and Compound• Ohms Law: V = IR%3D• Electrical MeasurementReinforcement:1. Find the value of charge of identical particles if the measured force of F = .300 N if and the distance betweenthem is 210 cm.2. An electric field is measured to exert a force of 2.21 × 10-4N on a particle with a charge of 4.55 x 10-4 C.What is the magnitude of that electric field?3. If a current drawn by a circuit with a resistance of 4.3 k2 doubles when you halve the cross-sectional areaA = 0.2cm2 of a wire while keeping the length constant at 3.1 cm, what would the resistivity be?%3D

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Chapter 17
PHYS 203: Fundamentals of Physics
Basic Electricity
Key Concepts:
. Electric charges and fields
• Coulomb's Law: F = kq192
%3D
• Simple DC circuits: Series, Parallel, and Compound
• Ohms Law: V = IR
%3D
• Electrical Measurement
Reinforcement:
1. Find the value of charge of identical particles if the measured force of F = .300 N if and the distance between
them is 210 cm.
2. An electric field is measured to exert a force of 2.21 × 10-4N on a particle with a charge of 4.55 x 10-4 C.
What is the magnitude of that electric field?
3. If a current drawn by a circuit with a resistance of 4.3 k2 doubles when you halve the cross-sectional area
A = 0.2cm2 of a wire while keeping the length constant at 3.1 cm, what would the resistivity be?
%3D

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