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What is the term for the force between two electrically charged objects?
What is the term for the force between two electrically charged objects?
- Electroscopic force
- Magnetic force
- Electromagnetic deflection
- Electrostatic force (correct)
Which option is NOT a force between two electrically charged objects?
Which option is NOT a force between two electrically charged objects?
- Magnetic force
- Electromagnetic deflection
- Gravitational force (correct)
- Electrostatic force
What is a type of force that does NOT act between two electrically charged objects?
What is a type of force that does NOT act between two electrically charged objects?
- Frictional force (correct)
- Magnetic force
- Electromagnetic deflection
- Electrostatic force
Which of the following is NOT a correct term for the force between two electrically charged objects?
Which of the following is NOT a correct term for the force between two electrically charged objects?
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What is the term for the force between two magnets or electrical currents?
What is the term for the force between two magnets or electrical currents?
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Electric Forces
- The force between two electrically charged objects is called Electrostatic force.
- Electrostatic force is a type of force that exists between two electrically charged objects.
- It is not the same as electromagnetic deflection, magnetic force, or electroscopic force.
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