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9. Object A has a charge of + 50 µC, and Object B has a charge...

9. Object A has a charge of + 50 µC, and Object B has a charge of - 6 µC. Which is true? Select one: to. mission Impossible b. Fab = -3Fba c. Fab = -Fba d. 3Fab = -Fba

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