Two point charges 3×10-6Cand 8×10-6C repel each other by a force of 6×10-3N. If each of them is given an additional charge -6×10-6C, the force between them will be
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Step 1: Calculate the new charges after adding -6×10-6C to each charge: Given charges: Q1 = 3×10-6C Q2 = 8×10-6C After adding -6×10-6C to each charge: Q1' = 3×10-6C - 6×10-6C = -3×10-6C Q2' = 8×10-6C - 6×10-6C = 2×10-6C Show more…
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