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How is the attractive electrostatic force between a proton and an electron indicated in Coulomb's law?
the sum of the charges indicates a positive force
the product of the charges indicates a positive force
the product of the charges indicates a negative force***
the sum of the charges indicates a negative force
the sum of the charges indicates a positive force
the product of the charges indicates a positive force
the product of the charges indicates a negative force***
the sum of the charges indicates a negative force
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U5 L8 Positive or Negative Charge Connexus
1. D, the product of the charges indicates a negative force
2. C, There would be no electrostatic force because the product of the two charges is 0.
3. C, Like charges would attract, and opposite charges would repel.
4.D, approximately 1.45 V/m directed away from the positive charge
1. D, the product of the charges indicates a negative force
2. C, There would be no electrostatic force because the product of the two charges is 0.
3. C, Like charges would attract, and opposite charges would repel.
4.D, approximately 1.45 V/m directed away from the positive charge
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