3. Two identical small, charged spheres are at a certain distance apart, and each one initially experiences an electrostatic force of magnitude F due to the other. With time, the charge is gradually added on both spheres, with the distance kept the same. When the charge on each of the spheres has reached doubled of its initial charge, what will be the electrostatic force's magnitude on each one? A) 4 F B) 2 F C) 1/2 F D) 3 F E) 1/4 F

3. Two identical small, charged spheres are at a certain distance apart, and each one initially experiences an electrostatic force of magnitude F due to the other. With time, the charge is gradually added on both spheres, with the distance kept the same. When the charge on each of the spheres has reached doubled of its initial charge, what will be the electrostatic force's magnitude on each one? A) 4 F B) 2 F C) 1/2 F D) 3 F E) 1/4 F

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3. Two identical small, charged spheres are at a certain distance apart, and each one
initially experiences an electrostatic force of magnitude F due to the other. With time, the
charge is gradually added on both spheres, with the distance kept the same. When the
charge on each of the spheres has reached doubled of its initial charge, what will be the
electrostatic force's magnitude on each one?
A) 4 F
B) 2 F
C) 1/2 F
D) 3 F
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