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How will the electrostatic force be changed if the distance between electric charges is reduced one half of the original distance? A) more than original force B) less than original force C) impossible
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How will the electrostatic force be changed if the distance between electric charges is reduced one half of the original distance?

A) more than original force
B) less than original force
C) impossible to determine
D) the same as original force

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I think the answer to your question is A
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