1. Two positive point charges (q1, and q2) are separated at a distance of 75nm. For what values of the charges, coulomb force between them is maximum. No. q1 q2 1 Q/2 Q/2 3Q/4 Q/4 5Q/6 Q/6 4 2Q/6 8Q/6 2. 3.

1. Two positive point charges (q1, and q2) are separated at a distance of 75nm. For what values of the charges, coulomb force between them is maximum. No. q1 q2 1 Q/2 Q/2 3Q/4 Q/4 5Q/6 Q/6 4 2Q/6 8Q/6 2. 3.

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