Two-point charges 10 cm apart exert a force 1x 10 raised to the (-3) grams on each other the charges are the same value, what is the value of each charge in stat coulomb? a. 9.9 stat coulomb b. 26.2 stat coulomb c. 48.232 stat coulomb d. 85 stat coulo

Two-point charges 10 cm apart exert a force 1x 10 raised to the (-3) grams on each other the charges are the same value, what is the value of each charge in stat coulomb? a. 9.9 stat coulomb b. 26.2 stat coulomb c. 48.232 stat coulomb d. 85 stat coulo

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Two-point charges 10 cm apart exert a force 1x 10 raised to the (-3) grams on each other. If
the charges are the same value, what is the value of each charge in stat coulomb?
a. 9.9 stat coulomb
b. 26.2 stat coulomb
c. 48.232 stat coulomb d. 85 stat coulomb

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