7: Given two point charges, q = 1 X 10° coulomb and q' = -2 X 10° coulomb located at3 centimeter distance from each other. What is the magnitude and the force that qexerts on q'?A: 4.0 X 103B: 3.8 X 102C: 1.0 X 20D: 1.1 X 10°8: In the formula [UE = (Kqq') / r] what each symbol stands forA: UE = Electrical field; K = Field Constant; r = radius%3DB UE = Electric Potential energy; K = Force Constant, r= distanceC: UE = Electrical energy; K = Field Constant, r = Rate of change%3D%3DD: None of the above

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7: Given two point charges, q = 1X 10° coulomb and q' = -2 X 106 coulomb located at 3 centimeter distance from each other. What is the magnitude and the force that g exerts on q'? %3D A: 4.0 X 103 2-10 B: 3.8 X 102 C: 1.0 X 20 D: 1.1 X 10°

7: Given two point charges, q = 1X 10° coulomb and q' = -2 X 106 coulomb located at 3 centimeter distance from each other. What is the magnitude and the force that g exerts on q'? %3D A: 4.0 X 103 2-10 B: 3.8 X 102 C: 1.0 X 20 D: 1.1 X 10°

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A: 4.0 X 103
B: 3.8 X 102
C: 1.0 X 20
D: 1.1 X 10°
8: In the formula [UE = (Kqq') / r] what each symbol stands for
A: UE = Electrical field; K = Field Constant; r = radius
%3D
B UE = Electric Potential energy; K = Force Constant, r= distance
C: UE = Electrical energy; K = Field Constant, r = Rate of change
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D: None of the above

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