When two unlike charges are separated by a distance r= 0.1 m, the Coulomb force between these charges is F 9 x 10-3 N. When the distance between these charges is changed, the new Coulomb force is reduced to F' 9 x 10-9N. What is the value of the new separation distance, r'=? x 10° N.m/C) %3D (k. 9 91 F F 92 F 92 r'= ? 0.01 m 100 m 10 m 0.1 m 1 m

When two unlike charges are separated by a distance r= 0.1 m, the Coulomb force between these charges is F 9 x 10-3 N. When the distance between these charges is changed, the new Coulomb force is reduced to F' 9 x 10-9N. What is the value of the new separation distance, r'=? x 10° N.m/C) %3D (k. 9 91 F F 92 F 92 r'= ? 0.01 m 100 m 10 m 0.1 m 1 m

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