If the electric force strength between 2 charged particles that are 1.55m apart is 2.70x10^-4 N. What is the electeic force strength between them if the distance is now 0.750m? Use proportions to solve.

If the electric force strength between 2 charged particles that are 1.55m apart is 2.70x10^-4 N. What is the electeic force strength between them if the distance is now 0.750m? Use proportions to solve.

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