Why do you think that exploring Coulomb\'s law with physical apparatus is \"frau

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Why do you think that exploring Coulomb's law with physical apparatus is "fraught with difficulty, especially in south Florida ?" How would you expect the forces to depend on the magnitude of either charge? How would you expect the forces to depend on the distance between the particles? would it increase or decrease as the distance increases? Do the signs of the charges play a role? Explain? Do you think that the magnitude of the force on the larger charge is bigger than that on the smaller charge?

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1) In florida there is charged atmosphere due to storms and heavy rains .

2) Force is directly proportional to magnitude of either charge .

3)   As, Force = k * q1 * q2/r2

Thus, force decrease with distance ,

4) Signs of charges play a role in determining direction of force .

5) Magnitude of force on both larger and smaller charges are same .

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