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Standard VI
Physics
Poles of a Magnet
Calculate the...
Question
Calculate the force of repulsion between two charge of 10 and 20 separated by a distance of
20
c
m
1
(
4
n
ϵ
0
)
=
9
×
10
9
N
m
2
/
c
2
)
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Solution
q
1
=
10
q
1
=
20
d
=
20
cm
F
=
1
4
π
∈
o
q
1
q
2
d
2
=
9
×
10
9
×
10
×
10
(
0.2
)
2
=
9
×
10
11
0.04
=
225
×
10
11
.
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