Coulomb's Law 1. ke is the Coulomb force constant. It is the proportionality constant in the Coulomb Force Equation which describes electrostatic forces. Fe = k9192 r2 a. The magnitude of ke is 8.99 x 10%. What are its units? Show your work. b. Using the equation above describe how the force between the two charges changes as the distance increases.

Coulomb's Law 1. ke is the Coulomb force constant. It is the proportionality constant in the Coulomb Force Equation which describes electrostatic forces. Fe = k9192 r2 a. The magnitude of ke is 8.99 x 10%. What are its units? Show your work. b. Using the equation above describe how the force between the two charges changes as the distance increases.

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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