Two equal mass metallic spheres A and B are charged, where Sphere A is positively charged while Sphere B is negativelycharged. What is the relationship of the masses after they are charged if the mass of the electron is 1/1836 of the mass of theproton.А.MA < MBВ.MB < MAС.MA = MB2MA < MBD. What is the total electric field intensity at (4, 5, 2) when there are two charges, -15 nC and 4 nC are located at (1,-2, 5) and (-3,1, 2), respectively?А.-0.15 £ – 0.88 ŷ – 0.283 î V/mВ.-0.257 î – 1.45 ŷ + 0.736 î V/mC.0.257 î + 4.5 ŷ + 3.6 î V/mD.5.36 î – 3.32 ŷ + 2.75 2 V/m

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Two equal mass metallic spheres A and B are charged, where Sphere A is positively charged while Sphere B is negatively charged. What is the relationship of the masses after they are charged if the mass of the electron is 1/1836 of the mass of the proton. A. MA < MB В. Мв < МА С. MA = MB D. 2MA < MB

Two equal mass metallic spheres A and B are charged, where Sphere A is positively charged while Sphere B is negatively charged. What is the relationship of the masses after they are charged if the mass of the electron is 1/1836 of the mass of the proton. A. MA < MB В. Мв < МА С. MA = MB D. 2MA < MB

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