Physics, 24.05.2021 18:40, tylerineedhelp
Force=k((q1q1)/r^2)
The force that one electrically charged object exerts on other charged objects can be calculated using Coulomb's law.
You can see this law here written in equation form. The q's represent the two charges, and the r the distance between
the charges. The constant kis 9109
Using this information, calculate the electric force exerted by a +2 coulomb charge on another +2 coulomb charge,
when the charges are 25 meters apart
A)1.44*10^11
B)5.76*10^11
C)8 Newton’s
D)64 Newton’s
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