Physics, 13.03.2020 18:34, matthesml

Compare your equation to Coulomb’s law, found in your text or a web resource. Express the A parameter of your curve in terms of known constants and system variables you were unable to measure. Determine the magnitude of the charge on both spheres, assuming they were the same. Express your answer in microcoulombs,

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