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    This document contains 4 questions about static electricity and electric charges: 1) It asks why one object becomes negatively charged when rubbed with another object. 2) It asks how to experimentally determine the charge on a non-conducting rod. 3) It provides the force and distance between two charged objects and asks you to calculate the charge on one object given the charge on the other. 4) It asks you to draw the electric force for different charge configurations: positive, negative, two like charges, and two unlike charges.

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    This document contains 4 questions about static electricity and electric charges: 1) It asks why one object becomes negatively charged when rubbed with another object. 2) It asks how to experimentally determine the charge on a non-conducting rod. 3) It provides the force and distance between two charged objects and asks you to calculate the charge on one object given the charge on the other. 4) It asks you to draw the electric force for different charge configurations: positive, negative, two like charges, and two unlike charges.

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    EXERCISE Static Electricity

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    Rahayu utami
    This document contains 4 questions about static electricity and electric charges: 1) It asks why one object becomes negatively charged when rubbed with another object. 2) It asks how to experimentally determine the charge on a non-conducting rod. 3) It provides the force and distance between two charged objects and asks you to calculate the charge on one object given the charge on the other. 4) It asks you to draw the electric force for different charge configurations: positive, negative, two like charges, and two unlike charges.

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    EXERCISE

    S TAT I C E L E C T R I C I T Y 1
    NUMBER 1

    •Why does object A become negatively


    charged after it is rubbed with object B?
    NUMBER 2

    • Describe an experimental procedure to


    determine the charge on a non-conducting
    rod.
    NUMBER 3

    • The attractive force between two charged objects is 27 N.


    The distance between the two objects is 3.5 m. If the
    electric charge of one of the objects is 7 x 10-9 C, how
    much is the other?
    NUMBER 4

    • Draw electrical force of the following charges:


    a. Positive charge
    b. Negative charge
    c. Two like charges
    d. Two different charges

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