kq142F =d²k = Coulomb's Constant = 9.0x10° Nm²/C?If two charged particles, each with a charge of(7.6x10^-2), are separated by a distance of(2.00x10^-3) meters, what is the magnitude ofthe electrostatic force repelling the two?Answer in scientific notation, rounding to twodecimal places. Don't forget that capitalizationcounts with units!Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced tothe highest power possible.Your Answer:

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k = Coulomb's Constant = 9.0x10° Nm²/C?
If two charged particles, each with a charge of
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(2.00x10^-3) meters, what is the magnitude of
the electrostatic force repelling the two?
Answer in scientific notation, rounding to two
decimal places. Don't forget that capitalization
counts with units!
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the highest power possible.
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