A baseball accumulates electrons as it travels. At a distance of 35 cm from the ball,...

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A baseball accumulates electrons as it travels. At a distance of 35 cm from the ball, there is an electric field strength of 6.2 x 104 N/C. a) How many electrons accumulated on the ball (assuming it was neutral when it started)? b) What would the field strength be at a distance of 80 cm from the ball? A baseball accumulates electrons as it travels. At a distance of 35 cm from the ball, there is an electric field strength of 6.2 x 104 N/C. a) How many electrons accumulated on the ball (assuming it was neutral when it started)? b) What would the field strength be at a distance of 80 cm from the ball?

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a To find the number of electrons accumulated on the ball we first need to calculate the charge on t... View the full answer