Two pieces of puffed rice become equally charged as they are poured out of the box and into the cereal bowl. If the force between the puffed rice pieces is 4.0 x 10-23 N when the pieces are 0.030 m apart, what is the charge on each of the pieces? O 1.2*10^-170 2.2*10^-28 C 2*10^-18 C 4*10^-36 C

Two pieces of puffed rice become equally charged as they are poured out of the box and into the cereal bowl. If the force between the puffed rice pieces is 4.0 x 10-23 N when the pieces are 0.030 m apart, what is the charge on each of the pieces? O 1.210^-170 2.210^-28 C 210^-18 C 410^-36 C

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Two pieces of puffed rice become equally charged as they are poured out
of the box and into the cereal bowl. If the force between the puffed rice
pieces is 4.0 x 10 23 N when the pieces are 0.030 m apart, what is the
charge on each of the pieces?
1.2*10^-17 C
2.2*10^-28 C
2*10^-18 C
4*10^-36 C

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