Charged sphere ( mass= 20 g, q=2 MC) is connected with a neglected mass string to a uniformly charged surface with o= 11.3 C/m2. Find the tension in the string in units of N). use &g = 8.8542x10-12 F-m-1.String+ ++ + + + +Select one:OA 1.08OB. 12.57OC 1.16OD 0.88OE 236

Given that ε0= 8.85× 10-¹² F m-¹ Mass(m)= 20 g = 0.02 kg Charge on sphere (q)= 2× 10-⁶ C σ= 11.3×…

Charged sphere (mass= 20 g,q=2 C) is connected with a neglected mass string to a uniformly charged surface with o = 11.3 uC/m2. Find the tension in the string in units of N). use &g = 8.8542x10-12 F-m-1, String + + + + + + + + Select one: OA 1.08 OB. 1257 OC 1.16 OD 0.88 OE 236

Charged sphere (mass= 20 g,q=2 C) is connected with a neglected mass string to a uniformly charged surface with o = 11.3 uC/m2. Find the tension in the string in units of N). use &g = 8.8542x10-12 F-m-1, String + + + + + + + + Select one: OA 1.08 OB. 1257 OC 1.16 OD 0.88 OE 236

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+ + + + +
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OA 1.08
OB. 12.57
OC 1.16
OD 0.88
OE 236

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