Two identical objects repel each other with an electric force of 16.0 N. What will be the force if the amount of charge on each object is reduced to the half and the distance between them is reduced to one-fifth its initial value? 1. O 100 N 2. O 25 N 3. O 50 N 4. O 200 N 5. 075 N

Two identical objects repel each other with an electric force of 16.0 N. What will be the force if the amount of charge on each object is reduced to the half and the distance between them is reduced to one-fifth its initial value? 1. O 100 N 2. O 25 N 3. O 50 N 4. O 200 N 5. 075 N

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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Two identical objects repel each other with an electric force of 16.0 N. What will be the force if the amount of
charge on each object is reduced to the half and the distance between them is reduced to one-fifth its initial value?
1. O 100 N
2. O25 N
3. O50 N
4. O 200 N
5. 075 N

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