Physics, asked by ismarikarai08, 10 months ago

Find the force in free space between two like charges of One Coulomb each.

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Answered by Anonymous

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$<marquee direction = "left"> Hello mate$ To find the force in free space between two like charges of One Coulomb each Is [Amphere{A.}] × [Second{S}]

Answered by adityadhaka90

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Answer:9000000000N

Explanation:force=kq1q2/r2

Where r is distance b/w particle that we take 1meter and q1 and q2 are charges of particle kis constant value 9000000000

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