Two bodies A and B carry charges `-3.00 muC` and `-0.44 muC`. How many that they acquire equal charges?

Two objects P and Q carry charges -3.00 muC and -0.04 muC. What is the number of electrons transferred from P to Q, so that they acquire equal charges?

Two bodies X and Y carry charges −6.6μC and −5μC. How many electrons should be transferred from X to Y so that they acquire equal charges?

Two bodies X and Y carry charges −6.6μC and −5μC. How many electrons should be transferred from X to Y so that they acquire equal charges?

Two balls carrying charges of +3muC and -3 muC attract each other with a force F. If charge +3muC is added to both, the force between the balls will be :

The left most capacitor is uncharged. The other two capacitors carry charges q_1 = 8muC and q_2 = 10muC . Now switch S is closed. Find the final charge on left most capacitor.

Two point charges +10 muC and +20 muC repel each other with a force of 100N. If a charge of-2 muC is added to each charge, then force between them will become

Two point charges +10 muC and +20 muC repel each other with a force of 100N. If a charge of-2 muC is added to each charge, then force between them will become

A body has a positive charge of 1muC . It has

Two tiny spheres carrying charges 1.5 muC and 2.5muC are located 30 cm apart. Find the potential and electrical field at the mid-point of the line joining the two charges.