Example 1: Compute the electrostatic force of repulsion between two a-particles at a separation of 10-1cm, and compare with the force of gravitational attraction between them. Chapter 1ElectricityF=F+Fs1Example 1: Compute the electrostatic force of repulsion between twoa-particles at a separation of 10-1cm, and compare with the force ofgravitational attraction between them.1 q4Solution: Fe%3D4TEO r210-19 -32 x 10

Write the given values of problem. Charge on α-particle=2eq=2×1.6×10-19 Cq=3.2×10-19Cr=10-11 cm or…

Example 1: Compute the electrostatic force of repulsion between two a-particles at a separation of 10-1cm, and compare with the force of gravitational attraction between them. Solution: F = 1 q4 %3D 4TEO r2

Example 1: Compute the electrostatic force of repulsion between two a-particles at a separation of 10-1cm, and compare with the force of gravitational attraction between them. Solution: F = 1 q4 %3D 4TEO r2

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Example 1: Compute the electrostatic force of repulsion between two a-particles at a separation of 10-1cm, and compare with the force of gravitational attraction between them.

Chapter 1
Electricity
F=F+Fs1
Example 1: Compute the electrostatic force of repulsion between two
a-particles at a separation of 10-1cm, and compare with the force of
gravitational attraction between them.
1 q4
Solution: Fe
%3D
4TEO r2
10-19 -32 x 10

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