Recent content by locika

Thanks, and because force changes across distance then acceleration wouldn't be constant so is this a valid formula

m*a=k*Q1*Q2/r equalizing Newton's first law and coulomb's force to get acceleration of the specific charged body.

Ok thanks :)

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