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two charges Q1 and Q2 are separated by a distance D if the distance is doubled the forces

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Answered by qwnerazzuri
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Given:

Two Charges Q1 and Q2

Distance between charges = D

To Find:

Force when Distance is doubled

Solution:

We Know,

force between two charges (F) =  (\frac{Q1 * Q2}{D^{2}  } )K

now, Distance is doubled i.e D=2D

F = (\frac{Q1 * Q2}{(2D)^{2}  } )K\\

F = (\frac{Q1 * Q2}{4D^{2}  } )K

F = (\frac{Q1 * Q2}{D^{2}  } )K *\frac{1}{4}

F = \frac{F}{4}

So, the Force gets reduced by 1/4th of the initial force.

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