FBD nl/coulombs law/latest/coulombs lav_en.html0 cmForce on q₁ by 92 =2-1039₁Charge 1-7 μC10Force on 9₂ by q₁ = 629.129 N629.129 N106977Charge 2-9 μC810910Force ValuesScientific Notation1 ☆

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