Two balloons of charges, q1 (Z + 18) µC and q2 = -(Z+ 35) µC , are placed in a medium of %3D relative permittivity 3.2. What must be the distance between the balloons in order that the attractive electrostatic force between them has a magnitude of -(Z + 5.7)N?

Two balloons of charges, q1 (Z + 18) µC and q2 = -(Z+ 35) µC , are placed in a medium of %3D relative permittivity 3.2. What must be the distance between the balloons in order that the attractive electrostatic force between them has a magnitude of -(Z + 5.7)N?

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relative permittivity 3.2. What must be the distance between the balloons in order that the
attractive electrostatic force between them has a magnitude of -(Z+5.7)N?

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