Classw X Justin / x Notebo x _ Justin / x Google X M Inbox ( X Copy o x G bullet p X E. Edulast X G A stude X Homev X + X app.edulastic.com/student/assessment/626fef2bd99e27000967d98d/class/612e7dd084e66e8d6227516b/uta/6. LBDBFO'DAN E Question 6/6 Ov SUBMIT BOOKMARK CHECK ANSWER X C Free Response Question 6 What is the charge on the can? Can and Napkin (a) Include sign and magnitude A student takes a neutral aluminum can and a neutral napkin and rubs them together for a few seconds. The can is known to have a much higher electron affinity than the napkin. After charging the objects by friction, assume that 375,000 electrons were transferred between the two objects. The student then places each object on a frictionless table and records the distance between them to be 0.05 meters. (b) What is the charge on the napkin? (c) Determine the electrical force between the two objects given the separation distance in the problem. Only magnitude please (round to nearest tenth) O M Sign out 8:36