1. When point charges q, = +9.4 µC and q2= + 6.5µC are brought near each other, each experiences a repulsive force of magnitude 3.75 N. Determine the distance between the two charges. [ Given Data, Coulomb's Constant, Ke = 8.99X10° Nm²/c²]

1. When point charges q, = +9.4 µC and q2= + 6.5µC are brought near each other, each experiences a repulsive force of magnitude 3.75 N. Determine the distance between the two charges. [ Given Data, Coulomb's Constant, Ke = 8.99X10° Nm²/c²]

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