Problem (1): Coulomb's law Q1. A positive and negative charge held near each other, are released. As they move toward each other, the electric force between them (b) Increases (d) Becomes zero 6) Stays the same

Problem (1): Coulomb's law Q1. A positive and negative charge held near each other, are released. As they move toward each other, the electric force between them (b) Increases (d) Becomes zero 6) Stays the same

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Problem (1): Coulomb's law
Q1. A positive and negative charge held near each other, are released. As they
move toward each other, the electric force between them:
(A)Decreases
(b) Increases
(d) Becomes zero
6) Stays the same
oblem (2): Ohm's I am

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