-) If the separation distance between two charged particles is increased by a factor of 3.35 and the value of each charge is changed by a factor of 6.17, then the strength of electrostatic force between them changes by a factor that is most nearly (А) 11.2. (В) 1.84. (С) 1.82. (D) 0.295. (E) 3.39.

-) If the separation distance between two charged particles is increased by a factor of 3.35 and the value of each charge is changed by a factor of 6.17, then the strength of electrostatic force between them changes by a factor that is most nearly (А) 11.2. (В) 1.84. (С) 1.82. (D) 0.295. (E) 3.39.

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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