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Imagine two equally charged objects that are hanging a certain distance from one another. How does the force between them change if the distance between them triples? The force is 1/9 as great The force
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Imagine two equally charged objects that are hanging a certain distance from one another. How does the force between them change if the distance between them triples?

The force is 1/9 as great

The force becomes 9x's greater

The force becomes 3x's greater

The force is 1/3 as great

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Answer The force is multiplied times 9

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