6.4 Charles Augustin de Coulomb was a French physicist who is best known for formulating the...

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6.4 Charles Augustin de Coulomb was a French physicist who is best known for formulating the law that calculates the force between two electric charges. To honor Coulomb, the unit of electric charge is named after him in the International System of Units. Coulomb's law of electrostatic interaction tells us that the force exerted by one charged particle on another is F = k(q1* q2)/2 where, the Coulomb's constant k is experimentally found to be k = 8.988 * 10N m/C2 0.01 The charge on each particle is ql and q2, respectively, and r is the distance between the two particles. Create an M-file called force that requires three inputs: two for charges on the particles, and one for the distance between Problems the particles. Use Coulomb's law of electrostatic interaction to find the force exerted by one particle on another. (Note: The inputs are not in vec- tor form, they are scalar values.) funct The meshgrid function in MATI AP bolne row iterate all the possible 6.4 Charles Augustin de Coulomb was a French physicist who is best known for formulating the law that calculates the force between two electric charges. To honor Coulomb, the unit of electric charge is named after him in the International System of Units. Coulomb's law of electrostatic interaction tells us that the force exerted by one charged particle on another is F = k(q1* q2)/2 where, the Coulomb's constant k is experimentally found to be k = 8.988 * 10N m/C2 0.01 The charge on each particle is ql and q2, respectively, and r is the distance between the two particles. Create an M-file called force that requires three inputs: two for charges on the particles, and one for the distance between Problems the particles. Use Coulomb's law of electrostatic interaction to find the force exerted by one particle on another. (Note: The inputs are not in vec- tor form, they are scalar values.) funct The meshgrid function in MATI AP bolne row iterate all the possible