7- Consider the two protons in the figure as spherical balls, each with a radius of 1.1x10 ^ -15 m. When two protons are in contact with each other as shown in the figure, what is the magnitude of the electrical force one exerts on the other? A) 30 B) 74 C) 48 D) 92 E) 66

7- Consider the two protons in the figure as spherical balls, each with a radius of 1.1x10 ^ -15 m. When two protons are in contact with each other as shown in the figure, what is the magnitude of the electrical force one exerts on the other? A) 30 B) 74 C) 48 D) 92 E) 66

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B) 74
C) 48
D) 92
E) 66

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