According to Coulomb’s Law force between two charges is k*q1*\(\fra – McqOptions

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1.	According to Coulomb’s Law force between two charges is kq1\(\frac {q_2}{r^2}\). What will happen if one of the charges is zero?
A.	No attraction or repulsion
B.	Always attraction
C.	Always repulsion
D.	Cannot predict the nature of the force
Answer» C. Always repulsion

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