Coulombs LawUse Coulombs law: F=kq1q2/distance x distance to solvethis problem. Refer to your ppt or the physics classroom ifyou need to refresh your memory.An electrical charge of 0.000003 coulombsis 0.06 meters away from another electricalcharge of 0.0000009 coulombs.Your answer

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An electrical charge of 0.000003 coulombs
is 0.06 meters away from another electrical
charge of 0.0000009 coulombs.
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