Find the electric force, in newtons, exerted by particle 2 on particle 1. They are 9.2 cm apart. Charge of Particle 1: 2 coulombs Charge of Particle 2: 4.1 coulombs Use k=8.99x10° Nm²/C². O a. 8.7e12 O b. 8.0e11 O c. 8.7e10 O d. 8.7e8

Find the electric force, in newtons, exerted by particle 2 on particle 1. They are 9.2 cm apart. Charge of Particle 1: 2 coulombs Charge of Particle 2: 4.1 coulombs Use k=8.99x10° Nm²/C². O a. 8.7e12 O b. 8.0e11 O c. 8.7e10 O d. 8.7e8

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Find the electric force, in newtons, exerted by particle 2 on particle
1. They are 9.2 cm apart.
Charge of Particle 1: 2 coulombs
Charge of Particle 2: 4.1 coulombs
Use k=8.99x10° Nm²/C².
a. 8.7e12
O b. 8.0e11
O c. 8.7e10
O d. 8.7e8

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