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Two balloons with charges of +4.00 μC and -10 µC attract each other with a force of 0.0625 Newton. Determine the separation distancetween the two balloons.

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Two balloons with charges of +4.00 µC and
-10 μC attract each other with a force of
0.0625 Newton. Determine the separation
distancetween the two balloons.
O 24cm
O 5.76 m
O 2.4m
O 1.99 m
O None of them is correct

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