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HOW DO OBJECTS WITH THE SAME CHARGE BEHAVE THAN OBJECTS WITH OPPOSITE CHARGES?

HOW DO OBJECTS WITH THE SAME CHARGE BEHAVE THAN OBJECTS WITH OPPOSITE CHARGES?
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HOW DO OBJECTS WITH THE SAME CHARGE BEHAVE THAN OBJECTS WITH OPPOSITE CHARGES?

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Objects with the same charge repel each other when they get close but objects with opposite charges attract each other when they come close together
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