Suppose that the magnitudes of electron and a proton is differ by 0.00010% however, the charges are equal and opposite on them. What would be the force required to repel two nickel coins placed 1.0 m apart? Assume that each coin contains 3 X1022 nickel atoms.

Suppose that the magnitudes of electron and a proton is differ by 0.00010% however, the charges are equal and opposite on them. What would be the force required to repel two nickel coins placed 1.0 m apart? Assume that each coin contains 3 X1022 nickel atoms.

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