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superaznnerd
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so today we had a test about electrostatics.
here was the question:
a positive charged rod (ungrounded) is to the left of 2 metal conducting spheres, that are initially touching each other. Each metal conducting sphere is hung by a string (which is an insulator). What is the charge of each sphere when the spheres are seperated, and the positive charged rod remains where it is?
Thanks
here was the question:
a positive charged rod (ungrounded) is to the left of 2 metal conducting spheres, that are initially touching each other. Each metal conducting sphere is hung by a string (which is an insulator). What is the charge of each sphere when the spheres are seperated, and the positive charged rod remains where it is?
Thanks