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Physics, 21.01.2022 14:00 felipa11

I don't really get this problem, it involves Coulombs law and we didn't really learn it in class yet. Could someone help? I'm mostly just confused on the parts of the equation(I attached it to this problem), I think if I got that I'd understand a lot more. Thank you!


I don't really get this problem, it involves Coulombs law and we didn't really learn it in class ye
I don't really get this problem, it involves Coulombs law and we didn't really learn it in class ye

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