A solid conducting sphere has a negative charge. Where does the charge reside? 1

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A solid conducting sphere has a negative charge. Where does the charge reside? 1) 2) An object has charge because it either has surplus or is deficient in- 3) The force between two positively charged objects is A positively charged conducting sphere is placed near (but not touching) a neutral conducting sphere. Which direction, relative to the positively charged sphere, will the electrons in the neutral sphere move? 4) A negative charge is in a uniform electric field which points to the left. What is the direction of the force on the charge due to the electric field? 5) 6) How many electrons does it take to charge an object to 1.6 uC? 7) A charge (q-2 C) is next to (but not inside) a surface in the s cube. What is the flux through the surface?

Explanation / Answer

1) The charge resides on the surface only.

2) electrons.

3) Repulsive.

4) Electrons in the neutral sphere will move toward the positively charged sphere.

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