Posted by Sonam on Saturday, March 14, 2009 at 3:39am.
Coulumb's Law is the equation to use.
F = k Q1 Q2/R^2
The Q's are the two charges.
R is the separation.
k is the Coulomb constant, which you should look up.
Opposite-sign charges attract
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