Eddie is experimenting on charged particles. He has three particles, one has a charge of +1C, one a charge of -2C, and one a charge of +2. Eddie uses 2 particles at a time to set up an experiment and record the data. Here are 2 lines from his data table. Interaction Charge on Object 1 (C) Charge on Object 2 (C) Amount of Force A +1 -2 weak B +1 +2 strong What must be the difference between interaction A and interaction B? (1 point)
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The difference between interaction A and interaction B is the relative charge of Object 2. In interaction A, Object 2 has a charge of -2C, while in interaction B, Object 2 has a charge of +2C.
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