Task #1 Read the passage on the left and answer the questions on the right side.Coulomb's Law is one of the basic ideas of1.What is coulomb's law used for ?electricity in physics. The law is used forcalculating the electrostatic force createdbetween two charged objects q1 and q2. Theforce between the objects can be positive whenthe objects are repelled and negative when theyare attracted to each.2. What is the difference between a positiveelectrostatic force and a negative electrostaticForce ?According to Coulomb's Law, When you have twocharged particles, an electrostatic force iscreated. If you have larger charges, the forces willbe larger.If distance increases, the forces willdecrease. These facts were converted into a3.How does the size of the charges and thechange in distance affect the electrostatic force?relatively simple formula.If you use those two ideas, and add the fact thatcharges can attract and repel each other you willunderstand Coulomb's Law. It's a formula thatmeasures the electrical forces between two4.Write The formula for Coulomb's Law andexplain what each symbol meansobjects.F=(kq.q,)/r?"F" is the resulting force between the two charges.The distance between the two charges is "r." Ther' actually stands for "radius of separation" butyou just need to know it is a distance. The "q." and"q," are values for the amount of charge inCoulombs for each of the charges .k is a constantof proportionality known as the Coulombconstant.

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1..What is coulomb's law used for ? 2. What is the difference between a positive electrostatic force and a negative electrostatic Force ? 3.How does the size of the charges and the change in distance affect the electrostatic force?

1..What is coulomb's law used for ? 2. What is the difference between a positive electrostatic force and a negative electrostatic Force ? 3.How does the size of the charges and the change in distance affect the electrostatic force?

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