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A 10?? object hangs from a rope. The charge of the object is 30 ??. The...

A 10?? object hangs from a rope. The charge of the object is 30 ??. The object hangs 0.5 ? above a charge of −20 ?? on the floor

a) Find the tension in the rope.

d) Find the new tension in the rope if the ground were 20 ?? instead of −20 ??.

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