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Two charged objects of +2Q and +1Q are placed a distance d from one another. The force between the objects in measured as 2F. If the charge on BOTH objects id doubled, what will the force between them
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Two charged objects of +2Q and +1Q are placed a distance d from one another. The force between the objects in measured as 2F. If the charge on BOTH objects id doubled, what will the force between them be?

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So new force will be 8times old force.
Two charged objects of +2Q and +1Q are placed a distance d from one another. The force-example-1
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