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Which would require less energy, moving two particles of the same charge together, or moving two particles of opposite charge close together? Why? (Explain)
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Which would require less energy, moving two particles of the same charge together, or moving two particles of opposite charge close together? Why? (Explain)

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Answer:

Moving two particles of the opposite charge close together.

Step-by-step explanation:

Think about it.

Opposites attract.

When you attempt to move particles with the same charges, a force is created.

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