
Two 5.0g point charges on 1.0m long threads repel each other after being charged to +100 nC, as shown in the figure.
What is the angle theta?You can assume that theta is a small angle.
The answer is 4.4 degree.Please give steps to getting the answer.
The concepts required to solve the problem are the force equilibrium, trigonometric relations and electrostatic force.
Initially, consider the components of tension on the thread. Later, use the trigonometric relations to simplify the equation for tension. Finally, compare the force component with equivalent forces to calculate the angle.
The tension on a thread which held a mass at an angle from the vertical axis has two components. The horizontal component of the tension is,
Here,
is the tension,
is the angle from the vertical axis.
The vertical component of the tension is,

The weight of an object is,

Here,
is the mass of the object and
is the acceleration due to gravity.
The electrostatic force between two identical charges is,
Here,
is the Coulomb constant,
is the charge of each charged particle and
is the distance between the charges.
For small angle
,
and
.
The opposite side of an angle in a right-angle triangle is,
Here,
is the length of hypotenuse.
The tension on the thread hanging two charged particles have two components of force on it.
The horizontal component of the tension is,
The horizontal component of the force acting on the particle is equivalent to the electrostatic force between them. The electrostatic force between the charges is,

The distance between the charges is,
Substitute
for
in the expression for electrostatic force
. The electrostatic force between the point charges is,

The horizontal component of tension on the thread is,

Substitute
for
and
for
. The horizontal component of force is,
The angle the charges makes with the vertical axis is very small. Therefore,

Substitute
or
. The horizontal component of tension on the thread is,

The vertical component of tension is,

The vertical component of the tension on the thread is balanced by the weight of the charged particle. The weight of charged particle is,

The vertical component of tension is,

Substitute
for
and
for
. The vertical component of force is,

The angle the charges makes with the vertical axis is very small. Therefore,

Substitute
for
. The vertical component of the tension on the thread is,

The vertical component of tension on the thread due to the charges is,

The horizontal component of tension on the thread due to the charges is,

Rewrite the equation for horizontal component of the force to calculate the angle. The angle is,

Consider the vertical component of the tension. Substitute
for
to find the angle. The angle is,

Substitute
for
,
for
,
for
,
for
,and
for
and solve for
.

Therefore, the angle
is
.
The angle
is equal to
.
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