Redo Example 18.1 (p. 773, "How strong is the Coulomb force relative to the gravitational force?") for two electrons situated 53 pm apart. Express your answer as nx 1042 and type in just the value of n with two significant figures.

Redo Example 18.1 (p. 773, "How strong is the Coulomb force relative to the gravitational force?") for two electrons situated 53 pm apart. Express your answer as nx 1042 and type in just the value of n with two significant figures.

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