What happens if you have two charged point particles that are isolated in a region of space, with charges 48 nC and 24 nC. PArticle 1 feels a magnitude of 4.6 N. Compared to this, what will the magnitude of the electrostatic force of charge 2 be? Will it be  A) Smaller B) Larger C)zero D) the same e) needs more information

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