bead with charge q1 = 1.40 ?C is fixed in place at the end of a...

bead with charge q1 = 1.40 ?C is fixed in place at the end of a wire which makes an angle of ? = 53.9

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force on second bead due to earth gravity is

let this force is balanced by an electric force between the two beads at a distance 'd'

the two forces are balanced at a distance of 1.7797m

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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