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Two equal and opposite charges separated by a distance, d, experience an attractive force, f. if the distance between the charges is reduced to d/2, what is the magnitude of the…

Two equal and opposite charges separated by a distance, d, experience an attractive force, f. if the distance between the charges is reduced to d/2, what is the magnitude of the…
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Two equal and opposite charges separated by a distance, d, experience an attractive force,

f. if the distance between the charges is reduced to d/2, what is the magnitude of the force between them?

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User Porky
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F = (qQC)/( d^(2) )

d↓
(1)/(2)
F↑4
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User Kelly Adams
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The answer to the question you asked is 4F
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