How does the force between twootherwise unchanged electrical charges vary with d

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How does the force between twootherwise unchanged electrical charges vary with distance? 1 Theforce increases by the amount of the distance.
Theforce decreases by the square of the distance.
Theforce is proportional to the reciprocal of thedistance.
Theforce decreases by the same factor that the distanceincreases.
Theforce increases by the square of the distance.
1 Theforce increases by the amount of the distance.
Theforce decreases by the square of the distance.
Theforce is proportional to the reciprocal of thedistance.
Theforce decreases by the same factor that the distanceincreases.
Theforce increases by the square of the distance.
1 Theforce increases by the amount of the distance.
Theforce decreases by the square of the distance.
Theforce is proportional to the reciprocal of thedistance.
Theforce decreases by the same factor that the distanceincreases.
Theforce increases by the square of the distance.
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1 The force increases by the amount of thedistance.
The force decreases by the square of thedistance.
The force is proportional to thereciprocal of the distance.
The force decreases by the same factorthat the distance increases.
The force increases by the square of thedistance.

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