In an experiment to measure the Coulomb constant, a tiny sphere
with charge P = +7.30 nC is suspended from a spring. When two other
tiny charged spheres, each with a charge of R = −4.60 μC, are
placed in the positions shown in the figure, the spring stretches
0.290 mm from its previous equilibrium position. Calculate the
spring constant.
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