Consider a simple electroscope consisting of two insulating, massless strings of length L with small point-masses (m) firmly attached at one end (see Fig. 1). Assuming the point-masses hold equal charge Q, show that the magnitude of the Coulomb force F between the two point-masses is given by: (2) Q² F = k 2 where r = D+2L sin(0) (show this!) is the separation distance between the two point-masses, and = mg.tan(0),

Consider a simple electroscope consisting of two insulating, massless strings of length L with small point-masses (m) firmly attached at one end (see Fig. 1). Assuming the point-masses hold equal charge Q, show that the magnitude of the Coulomb force F between the two point-masses is given by: (2) Q² F = k 2 where r = D+2L sin(0) (show this!) is the separation distance between the two point-masses, and = mg.tan(0),

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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