Assuming that the charges on both spheres are equal (qtheo=41=92=2.19×10 C ), using the equation and using the value of the slope m=4.2-10-6, (with the proper unit) find qexp and calculate percentage error. Enter the values of the gexp and calculated error %E into the answer box. Note: k= 8.98x10° N-m2/C2 (You can write your answer 1.23*10^(-4) or 1.23e-4) Jexp %E=

Assuming that the charges on both spheres are equal (qtheo=41=92=2.19×10 C ), using the equation and using the value of the slope m=4.2-10-6, (with the proper unit) find qexp and calculate percentage error. Enter the values of the gexp and calculated error %E into the answer box. Note: k= 8.98x10° N-m2/C2 (You can write your answer 1.23*10^(-4) or 1.23e-4) Jexp %E=

University Physics Volume 2

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ISBN:9781938168161

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Chapter6: Gauss's Law

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2CQ: What are the maximum and minimum values of the flux in the preceding question?

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