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Coulomb's law describes how the charge on and distance between two
particles...
Physics, 19.09.2020 01:01 maddiemalmstrom
Question 4 of 10
Coulomb's law describes how the charge on and distance between two
particles affect the electric force between them. Which situation will result in
the two particles being repelled by each other?
O A. One particle having a positive charge and the other a negative
charge
O B. Decreasing the distance between them
O C. Increasing the distance between them
O D. Both particles having a negative charge
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