f=Ke9192Coulomb's Law ProblemsFormula4. If each object has a charge of 4.0x10-12 C at a separation of 8.990x10-3 m, with what force will theyrepel each other?ns oved tot ebejde bogiera S eveSTelduabela srit of anogaed tedW (s5. Two balloons acquire 3.50x10-17 C of charge. How large is the electric force between them whenthey are separated by a distance of 10.5 m?Sabsido

4.Answerq1=q2=4×10-12 Cr=8.99×10-3 m

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Coulomb's Law Problems
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4. If each object has a charge of 4.0x10-12 C at a separation of 8.990x10-3 m, with what force will they
repel each other?
ns oved tot ebejde bogiera S eveS
Telduab
ela srit of anogaed tedW (s
5. Two balloons acquire 3.50x10-17 C of charge. How large is the electric force between them when
they are separated by a distance of 10.5 m?
Sabsido

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