Imagine that the charge on the proton is bigger in magnitude
than the charge on the electron by 1 part in a trillion (10^12). What is the
magnitude of the electrostatic force between you and a friend who is 1 m
away? How much total work did the two of you have to do to get that close
to one another (assuming you started very far apart)?
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