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1. Two objects feel an electrostatic force of repulsion. Which of the following conclusions can be made about the types of charges on the objects? 1 point A. Both objects must be positively charged B. Both objects must be negatively charged C. One object must be positively charged, and the other negatively charged D. Both objects must have the same charge, but it cannot be concluded whether it is positive or negative

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          1. Two objects feel an electrostatic force of repulsion. Which of the following conclusions can be made about the types of charges on the objects?
1 point
A. Both objects must be positively charged
B. Both objects must be negatively charged
C. One object must be positively charged, and the other negatively charged
D. Both objects must have the same charge, but it cannot be concluded whether it is positive or negative

1 two objects feel an electrostatic force of repulsion which of the following conclusions can be made about the types of charges on the objects 1 point a both objects must be positively char 94451

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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1. Two objects feel an electrostatic force of repulsion. Which of the following conclusions can be made about the types of charges on the objects? 1 point A. Both objects must be positively charged B. Both objects must be negatively charged C. One object must be positively charged, and the other negatively charged D. Both objects must have the same charge, but it cannot be concluded whether it is positive or negative