A1. What is the electric force between two opposite charges having amagnitude of 7.0 µC? A 0.10 m distance separates the two charges.а. 1.26 х107 Nb. 1.41x10-5 Nc. 2.63x10-10 NA2. A repulsive force of 5.0 x 10 -7 N is experienced by two protons.What is the distance between the charges?а. 5.76 х10-17mb. 7.59 x10-2 mc.1.49x10-8 m

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A1. What is the electric force between two opposite charges having a
magnitude of 7.0 µC? A 0.10 m distance separates the two charges.
а. 1.26 х107 N
b. 1.41x10-5 N
c. 2.63x10-10 N
A2. A repulsive force of 5.0 x 10 -7 N is experienced by two protons.
What is the distance between the charges?
а. 5.76 х10-17m
b. 7.59 x10-2 m
c.1.49x10-8 m

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