The same sized K and L conductors with charge amounts + 6q and -2q respectively are placed as given in the figure. When the distance between the particles is 2d, the magnitude of the force exerted on each other is F1. After the objects are touched and placed at a distance d, the magnitude of the new force exerted on each other is F2. Find F;/F2 ration. 3- +64 -29 2d K hurak 103/4351213 0 0 0 0 0

The same sized K and L conductors with charge amounts + 6q and -2q respectively are placed as given in the figure. When the distance between the particles is 2d, the magnitude of the force exerted on each other is F1. After the objects are touched and placed at a distance d, the magnitude of the new force exerted on each other is F2. Find F;/F2 ration. 3- +64 -29 2d K hurak 103/4351213 0 0 0 0 0

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