why charges are multiplied in coulombs law
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hey si unit of charge is coloumb so.
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why are the manitude of charges in coulombs law multiplied rather than adding them up?
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Same reason we multiply by mass when calculating gravitational force between two objects: because that is the quantity that the force is proportional to. It's the mass that matters* in gravity, and it is the charge that matters in electrostatics. The other factor in each instance of course is distance.
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Same reason we multiply by mass when calculating gravitational force between two objects: because that is the quantity that the force is proportional to. It's the mass that matters* in gravity, and it is the charge that matters in electrostatics. The other factor in each instance of course is distance.
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