What does an electrostatic force do? A. An electrostatic force attracts oppositely charged particles. B. An electrostatic force holds particles together by sharing electrons. C. An electrostatic force

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What does an electrostatic force do?

A. An electrostatic force attracts oppositely charged particles.
B. An electrostatic force holds particles together by sharing
electrons.
C. An electrostatic force holds particles of the same charge together.
D. An electrostatic force attracts particles via gravitational pull.

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Answer:

attracts opposites (a)

Step-by-step explanation:

Bryce Kahle answered Apr 13, 2023

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Opposite charged particles attract.

Particles of same charge are repelled.

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