How would you expect a positive particle approaching another positive particle to behave?

When a positive particle approaches another positive particle, the two particles repel or move away from each other.

In electrostatics we know that like charges repel while unlike charges attract. Therefore when we have two like charges, they simply move away from each other. This is known as repulsion of charges.

Hence, two positive charges approaching each other will simply move away and repel each other according to the laws of electrostatics.

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They would produce a repulsive force to another

Explanation:

A positive particle approaching another positive particle will repulse it.

According to coulomb's law "like charges repel one another and unlike charges attract".

A charge is an intrinsic property of any matter.

When like charges e.g positive and positive or negative and negative charges are in the vicinity of one another, they repel each other.

When unlike charges; positive and negative are brought together, they simply attract one another.

Therefore, we expect that a positive particle approaching another positive particle will repel one another.  

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