5. Find the Coulomb's force between two positive point-like charges of magnitude 10°C and 10-¹¹C in vacuum. The distance between charges is 10cm. The electric permittivity of vacuum is & 8,85.10-¹2C/N.m².

5. Find the Coulomb's force between two positive point-like charges of magnitude 10°C and 10-¹¹C in vacuum. The distance between charges is 10cm. The electric permittivity of vacuum is & 8,85.10-¹2C/N.m².

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5. Find the Coulomb's force between two positive point-like charges of magnitude 10°C and
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