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1. Identify two mathematical similarities between Coulomb’s Law (between two point charges) and Newton’s Universal Law...
1. Identify two mathematical similarities between Coulomb’s Law (between two point charges) and Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation (between two masses)?
2.. What is the fundamental cause of an Electric field?
6. Why does all the excess charge on an isolated charged conductor end up on its outer surface?
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