Two point charges are a distance L apart, and the electric force exerted by one charge on
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Two point charges are a distance L apart, and the electric force exerted by one charge on the other is FE. The charges are then moved farther apart, and the electric force between them decreases to FE/9. What is the new separation between the charges?
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