Compute for the ratio between the magnitudes of the repulsive force and gravitational force between two electrons. Consider the charge of an electron and its mass. a. 20 x10^(25) b. 4.2 x10^(42) c. 5.0 x10^(20) d. 6.25 x10^(18)

Compute for the ratio between the magnitudes of the repulsive force and gravitational force between two electrons. Consider the charge of an electron and its mass. a. 20 x10^(25) b. 4.2 x10^(42) c. 5.0 x10^(20) d. 6.25 x10^(18)

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Compute for the ratio between the magnitudes of the repulsive force and gravitational force between two electrons. Consider the charge of an electron and its mass.

a. 20 x10^(25)

b. 4.2 x10^(42)

c. 5.0 x10^(20)

d. 6.25 x10^(18)

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