Physics, 14.05.2021 01:40, angelinamadriga

2. Two mylar balloons are rubbed against your head so they get a charge. The force of repulsion is measured to be 3.59x10^-3 N when placed 0.50 meters apart. What is the charge on each balloon? Where electrons moved onto or off of the balloons? How many?

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