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Two charges are pictured below. Based on Coulomb's law, which of the following statements is least accurate?
a
Increasing the amount of charge present will cause the force between them to increase the most
b
Decreasing the amount of charge present will cause the force between them to decrease by an amount proportional to the charge decrease
c
Decreasing distance between the two charges will cause the force between them to increase the most
d
Increasing distance between the two charges will cause the force between them to change more drastically than increasing the charge
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