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Electric Charge
Electric charges A and B are attracted to each other. Electric charges B and C
repel each other. If A and C are held close together they will
(A) attract.
(B) repel.
(C) not affect each other
(D) More information is needed to
answer.
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Electric charges A and B are attracted to each other. Electric charges B and C
are also attracted to each other. If A and C are held close together they will
(A) attract.
(B) repel.
(C) not affect each other
(D) More information is needed to
answer.
3.
Electric charges A and B repel each other. Electric charges B and C also repel
each other. If A and C are held close together they will
(A) attract.
(B) repel.
(C) not affect each other
(D) More information is needed to
answer.
Conductors and Insulators
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(B) 1
(D) 18
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Two 200-pound lead balls are separated by a distance of 1 m. Both balls have
the same positive charge q. What charge will produce an electrostatic force
between the balls that is of the same order of magnitude as the weight of one
ball?
(A) 1 10-14 C
(B) 1 10-7 C
(C) 3 10-4 C
(D) 2 10-2 C
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F qQ / 4 0 a 2 .
qQ / 12 0 a2 F qQ / 20 0 a2 .
(B)
(D)
qQ / 4 0 a2 F qQ / 12 0 a 2 .
F qQ / 36 0 a 2 .
Conservation of Change
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If object A and B are now held near each other, they will
(A) attract.
(B) repel.
(C) have no effect on each other.
(b)