Problem 5: Two point charges totaling 6.5 µC exert a repulsive force of 0.055 N on one another when separated by 0.45 m.Randomized VariablesQ = 6.5 µCF = 0.055 Nr = 0.45 mPart (c) What is the charge in coulombs on the larger charge (in magnitude) if the force is attractive?q'1 =2 * 10- 7Part (d) What is the charge in coulombs on the smaller charge (in magnitude) if the force is attractive? (Note: If you calculate your answer usingyour result from part (c), make sure you didn't round it substantially.)9'2 =

Total charge (Q) = 6.5μC q1' + q2' = 6.5μC ....(1)Force (F) = 0.055 N distance between the…

Problem 5: Two point charges totaling 6.5 µC exert a repulsive force of 0.055 N on one another when separated by 0.45 m. Randomized Variables Q = 6.5 µC F = 0.055 N r = 0.45 m Part (c) What is the charge in coulombs on the larger charge (in magnitude) if the force is attractive? q'i = 2 * 10 7 Part (d) What is the charge in coulombs on the smaller charge (in magnitude) if the force is attractive? (Note: If you calculate your answer using your result from part (c), make sure you didn't round it substantially.) q'2

Problem 5: Two point charges totaling 6.5 µC exert a repulsive force of 0.055 N on one another when separated by 0.45 m. Randomized Variables Q = 6.5 µC F = 0.055 N r = 0.45 m Part (c) What is the charge in coulombs on the larger charge (in magnitude) if the force is attractive? q'i = 2 * 10 7 Part (d) What is the charge in coulombs on the smaller charge (in magnitude) if the force is attractive? (Note: If you calculate your answer using your result from part (c), make sure you didn't round it substantially.) q'2

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