12) A charge with Q1 = 15 nC is places 20 cm away from a second charge with a charge Q2 = -25 nC. What is the magnitude of the force between the charges? 13) In (12) what is the direction of the force on between the charges?

12) A charge with Q1 = 15 nC is places 20 cm away from a second charge with a charge Q2 = -25 nC. What is the magnitude of the force between the charges? 13) In (12) what is the direction of the force on between the charges?

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12) A charge with Q1 = 15 nC is places 20 cm away from a second charge with a charge Q2 = -25 nC.
What is the magnitude of the force between the charges?
13) In (12) what is the direction of the force on between the charges?

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