1. Let's start with a straightforward calculation using Coulomb's Law of electrostatics. What is the sign...

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1. Let's start with a straightforward calculation using Coulomb's Law of electrostatics. What is the sign and magnitude of the force (in Newton) between + 3.70 nC and 1.50 nC point charges at a distance of 2.03 mm? Use 477 - 8.99 x 10 NmC 2 k Hint: Recall + means repulsion and means attraction. Use SI units for everything if you want a force in Newtons! -0.0405 N Submit Answer X1/2 submissions used Score: @ 1. Let's start with a straightforward calculation using Coulomb's Law of electrostatics. What is the sign and magnitude of the force (in Newton) between + 3.70 nC and 1.50 nC point charges at a distance of 2.03 mm? Use 477 - 8.99 x 10 NmC 2 k Hint: Recall + means repulsion and means attraction. Use SI units for everything if you want a force in Newtons! -0.0405 N Submit Answer X1/2 submissions used Score: @