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Which of the following affects the strength of electric attraction/repulsion more: The magnitude of the charge or the distance between them? (Standard SPS10 c) A. The magnitude B. The distance C. Neither.
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Which of the following affects the strength of electric attraction/repulsion more: The magnitude of the charge or the distance between them?

(Standard SPS10 c)

A. The magnitude

B. The distance

C. Neither. They affect the strength the same amount ос​

Which of the following affects the strength of electric attraction/repulsion more-example-1
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Answer:

Distance between them (r^2 )

Step-by-step explanation:

F = C q1q2/r^2

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