The value of k (the electrical constant in Coulomb's Law) .
Question 13 options:
1) dep...
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The value of k (the electrical constant in Coulomb's Law) .
Question 13 options:
1) depends on the separation distance between the two charges
2) is impossible to determine
3) is different when used to determine the electric field strength instead of the electric force
4) never changes
5) depends on how many charged particles are present
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