In Coulomb’s Law, it was stated that the electrostatic force has an inverse square relationship with respect to distance. What will happen to the new electrostatic force if the distance is doubled? Group of answer choices decreased four times the original increased twice the original increased four times the original decreased twice the original

In Coulomb’s Law, it was stated that the electrostatic force has an inverse square relationship with respect to distance. What will happen to the new electrostatic force if the distance is doubled? Group of answer choices decreased four times the original increased twice the original increased four times the original decreased twice the original

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In Coulomb’s Law, it was stated that the electrostatic force has an inverse square relationship with respect to distance. What will happen to the new electrostatic force if the distance is doubled?

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decreased four times the original

increased twice the original

increased four times the original

decreased twice the original

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