B A B C Charge (C) Magnitue (N) 1 81.52 2 163.039 3 244.559 4 326.079 5 407.599 6 489.118 7 570.638 8 652.638 9 733.678 10 815.197 5 7 ✓X ✓ fx 18 19 163.039 D Force magnitude (N) 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 0 E 81.52 F 2 Force magnitude (N) vs Charge (C) y=81.515x¹000 R² = 1 163.039 G 244.559 326.079 4 407.599 H Series1 ......... Power (Series1) 489.118 570.638 6 Charge (C) 652.638 8 815.197 733.678 10 12
B A B C Charge (C) Magnitue (N) 1 81.52 2 163.039 3 244.559 4 326.079 5 407.599 6 489.118 7 570.638 8 652.638 9 733.678 10 815.197 5 7 ✓X ✓ fx 18 19 163.039 D Force magnitude (N) 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 0 E 81.52 F 2 Force magnitude (N) vs Charge (C) y=81.515x¹000 R² = 1 163.039 G 244.559 326.079 4 407.599 H Series1 ......... Power (Series1) 489.118 570.638 6 Charge (C) 652.638 8 815.197 733.678 10 12
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