(act2s) answer 1 and 2 ACTIVITY 2. SOLVING FOR THE ELECTRIC FORCEDIRECTIONS: Solve for the following problems. Show your solutions for eachproblem1. Calculate the electric force between two charges -3.79 x 10 1C and 5.67 x 10 -1 C placed 3.5 x 10 C away from each other.2. Find the force between charges of +8.0µC and -40.0 pC located 10 cm apart.Note: 1 uC 1x 10 C.Learning Activity 2- Solved for meDirections: Read carefully and analyze the following questions before solving.Show your complete solutions.

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1. Calculate the electric force between two charges-3.79 x 10 1C and 5.67 x 10 - 10 C placed 3.5 x 10 C away from each other. 2. Find the force between charges of +8.0µC and -40.0 µC located 10 cm apart. Note: 1 µC 1x 10 C.

1. Calculate the electric force between two charges-3.79 x 10 1C and 5.67 x 10 - 10 C placed 3.5 x 10 C away from each other. 2. Find the force between charges of +8.0µC and -40.0 µC located 10 cm apart. Note: 1 µC 1x 10 C.

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