Two charged objects are near each other. One has a charge of -2.0 C and the other has a charge of -4.0 C. If the first charge doubles to -4.0 C and the second charge doubles to -8.0 C the force between the charges changes by a factor of Select ong O a. no changes occur O b. 2 O c. 16 Od. 4

Two charged objects are near each other. One has a charge of -2.0 C and the other has a charge of -4.0 C. If the first charge doubles to -4.0 C and the second charge doubles to -8.0 C the force between the charges changes by a factor of Select ong O a. no changes occur O b. 2 O c. 16 Od. 4

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Two charged objects are near each other. One has a charge of -2.0
C and the other has a charge of -4.0 C. If the first charge doubles to
-4.0 C and the second charge doubles to -8.0 C the force between
the charges changes by a factor of
Select ong:
Oa. no changes occur
Ob. 2
O c. 16
O d. 4

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