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What is the magnitude of the electrical force between two uranium nuclei placed a distance of 8.70 x 10^-12 m apart from one another? 0.018 N 0.026 N 0.034 N 0.039 N

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What is the magnitude of the electrical force between two uranium nuclei placed a distance of 8.70 x 10^-12 m apart from one another?

		0.018 N
		0.026 N
		0.034 N
		0.039 N

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