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Object A has a charge of -1 Coulomb. At a given distance, the object with which charge would be most strongly attracted by object A?(1 point)
+1 C
-1 C
-2 C
+2 C
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+2 C
Explanation: Coulomb's law gives force magnitude ∝ |q1·q2|/r^2 and attraction occurs only for opposite signs. With q1 = −1 C, the largest opposite (positive) charge is +2 C, so it feels the strongest attraction.
Explanation: Coulomb's law gives force magnitude ∝ |q1·q2|/r^2 and attraction occurs only for opposite signs. With q1 = −1 C, the largest opposite (positive) charge is +2 C, so it feels the strongest attraction.
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