12 12. If were to model the balloons as point charges, with the green balloon having acharge of q1 = -4μC (microcoulombs, or 10-6 C), and the yellow balloon having a chargeq2 = -6 μC, with a separation distance r = 1 cm, then the electric force between themcould be calculated using Coulomb's law:Text Predictions: Onarcha) 0.216 Nb) 216.0 Nc) 2160 Nd) 2.16 x 1015 Nwhere K is the electrostatic constant 9 x 109 Nm²/C²After doing our calculations, we would find this force to beAccessibility: InvestigateF =EtKlailla₂17-2Focus92°F Partly cloudy

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12. If were to model the balloons as point charges, with the green balloon having a charge of q1 = -4µC (microcoulombs, or 10-6 C), and the yellow balloon having a charge q2 = -6 μC, with a separation distance r = 1 cm, then the electric force between them could be calculated using Coulomb's law: F = a) 0.216 N b) 216.0 N c) 2160 N d) 2.16 x 1015 N Klq₁llqzl 7-2 where K is the electrostatic constant 9 x 109 Nm²/C² After doing our calculations, we would find this force to be

12. If were to model the balloons as point charges, with the green balloon having a charge of q1 = -4µC (microcoulombs, or 10-6 C), and the yellow balloon having a charge q2 = -6 μC, with a separation distance r = 1 cm, then the electric force between them could be calculated using Coulomb's law: F = a) 0.216 N b) 216.0 N c) 2160 N d) 2.16 x 1015 N Klq₁llqzl 7-2 where K is the electrostatic constant 9 x 109 Nm²/C² After doing our calculations, we would find this force to be

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