Answer to Question #51633 in Chemistry for samuel
1. What are the dimensions of the constant k in Coulomb’s law of electrostatics?
a.ML2T−4 T−2 A−1
b. ML2T3A−2
c. M −2 L3T2A−1
d. ML3T−4 A−2
2 Two charges Q 1 =500μC and Q 2 =100μC are located on the XY plane at the positions r 1 =3j ⃗ m and r 2 =4i ⃗ m. Find the force exerted on the Q 2
a. 14.4i ⃗ +10.8j ⃗ N
b. 14.4i ⃗ –10.8j ⃗ N
c. 10.8i ⃗ –14.4j ⃗ N
d. 10.8i ⃗ +14.4j ⃗ N
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2015-03-30T10:45:55-0400
1. The dimensions of theconstant k in Coulomb’s law of electrostatics is: b) ML2T3A−2.
2. Q2= 14.4i +10.8j N
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