Two small charged ball are suspended with two insulating string of length 'l' from same point. assume mass of ball is 'm' and the length of string is very large. If the whole system is emerged in kerosene having dielectric cons†an t two then, what should be the angle theta with vertical in equilibrium. ( relative density of kerosene is rho)

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