Which of the following statements describes a relationship between the forces described by Coulomb's Law and the forces described by Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation? In atoms, gravitational forces are weaker than electrical forces. Gravitational forces and electrical forces are attractive forces only. C. Gravitational forces act at any distance; whereas, electrical forces act at very short distances only. А. В. As the distance between objects increases, electrical forces increase, whereas gravitational forces decrease. D.

Which of the following statements describes a relationship between the forces described by Coulomb's Law and the forces described by Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation? In atoms, gravitational forces are weaker than electrical forces. Gravitational forces and electrical forces are attractive forces only. C. Gravitational forces act at any distance; whereas, electrical forces act at very short distances only. А. В. As the distance between objects increases, electrical forces increase, whereas gravitational forces decrease. D.

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Which of the following statements describes a relationship between the forces
described by Coulomb's Law and the forces described by Newton's Law of
Universal Gravitation?
In atoms, gravitational forces are weaker than electrical forces.
Gravitational forces and electrical forces are attractive forces only.
A.
В.
С.
Gravitational forces act at any distance: whereas, electrical forces act at very
short distances only.
D.
As the distance between objects increases, electrical forces increase, whereas
gravitational forces decrease.

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