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Calculating the theoretical force of repulsion between two magnets
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[QUOTE="B-RY, post: 6609880, member: 699632"] [B]Homework Statement:[/B] I have been asked to complete a student experiment in which I decided to describe the inverse exponential relationship between the force of repulsion and the distance between two magnets. I was wondering whether it be possible to calculate the theoretical value for the force at each distance? [B]Relevant Equations:[/B] I found this formula on the internet: F=K((m1m2)/((mu)xr^2)) Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks [/QUOTE]
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