Number 5 4. A 100 W motor was On5. An unknown amount of charge is located at the center of a sphere of radius 50 cm. The total fluxleaving the spherical surface is 50,000 N/C. What is the charge magnitude?6. Two capacitor plates are separated by 5 mm air gap. The plate aréa is 0.2 m?. The capacitorplates are fully charged by connecting them to a 15 V battery. What is the charge on the plates?7. Three-point charges +2 uC, +4 uC and-2 µC are located on the X-axis at -20 cm, 0 cm and +20What is the electric potential on the Y-axis at +20 cm?cm

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4. A 100 W motor was On
5. An unknown amount of charge is located at the center of a sphere of radius 50 cm. The total flux
leaving the spherical surface is 50,000 N/C. What is the charge magnitude?
6. Two capacitor plates are separated by 5 mm air gap. The plate aréa is 0.2 m?. The capacitor
plates are fully charged by connecting them to a 15 V battery. What is the charge on the plates?
7. Three-point charges +2 uC, +4 uC and-2 µC are located on the X-axis at -20 cm, 0 cm and +20
What is the electric potential on the Y-axis at +20 cm?
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