Q2. two balloons have equal an opposite charges bloom one has in equals 10 ^6 excess electrons the balloons are separate

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Q2. two balloons have equal an opposite charges bloom one has in equals 10 ^6 excess electrons the balloons are separate

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Q2. two balloons have equal an opposite charges bloom one has in equals 10 ^6 excess electrons the balloons are separated by D equals 1.3 m and each electron has a negative charge of E equals 1.602×10^-19 C . what is the charge on Bloon two Q2 in C? what is the magnet two of the force of blue one on balloon to using the variables provided and the coulomb constant ( k= 8.988x10^9 N m^2/C^2)
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