What is the force between charges of +3.7 X 10 °C and -3.7 × 10 °C placed 5.0 cm apart? How far apart would the same two charges in problem 1 have to be to experience a force that is twice as strong?

What is the force between charges of +3.7 X 10 °C and -3.7 × 10 °C placed 5.0 cm apart? How far apart would the same two charges in problem 1 have to be to experience a force that is twice as strong?

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What is the force between charges of +3.7 x 10-6℃ and −3.7 × 10-6℃
placed 5.0 cm apart?
How far apart would the same two charges in problem 1 have to be
to experience a force that is twice as strong?

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