pls answer 1-3 1. How many electrons it requires to give a negative charge of 4nC?2-3. Find the electrical force exerting between the 2 electrons forming a distance of10 cm. Also, find the electric field, acting on each electron.4. Having the electric field of 4.54 x 10ʻ N/C, passing through a surface area, 0.556m², with an angle of 40° with respect to the electric field. Find the electric flux.5. Compute for the electric potential energy of electrons, q1 = 1.82 x 10-7 C and q2 =2.56 x 10-10 C, with the distance of 4.38 nm.6. Two plates, exerting a charge of 3.75 x 10-19 C, pushing electrons in an electricfield, from plate A to B, which has an electric potential of 9v. Find their potentialdifference when:a. distance is 7 mmb. distance is 2 cm

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pls answer 1-3

1. How many electrons it requires to give a negative charge of 4nC?
2-3. Find the electrical force exerting between the 2 electrons forming a distance of
10 cm. Also, find the electric field, acting on each electron.
4. Having the electric field of 4.54 x 10ʻ N/C, passing through a surface area, 0.556
m², with an angle of 40° with respect to the electric field. Find the electric flux.
5. Compute for the electric potential energy of electrons, q1 = 1.82 x 10-7 C and q2 =
2.56 x 10-10 C, with the distance of 4.38 nm.
6. Two plates, exerting a charge of 3.75 x 10-19 C, pushing electrons in an electric
field, from plate A to B, which has an electric potential of 9v. Find their potential
difference when:
a. distance is 7 mm
b. distance is 2 cm

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