(Solved): Two lightweight balls hang straight down when both are neutral. They are close enough together to in ...

Two lightweight balls hang straight down when both are neutral. They are close enough together to interact but not close enough to touch. 1D. Both balls are charged with a rubber rod that was rubbed with fur, but ball 1 is charged more than ball 2 . How does the magnitude of the electric force on Ball 1 compare to the magnitude of the electric force on Ball 2? The magnitude of the electric force on Ball 1 is smaller than the magnitude of the electric force on Ball 2 becasue Ball 1 with more charges repels Ball 2 harder. The magnitude of the electric force on Ball 1 is equal to the magnitude of the electric force on Ball 2. The magnitude of the electric force on Ball 1 is larger than the magnitude of the electric force on Ball 2 becasue Ball 1 has more charges.