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Modification in Coulomb's Law and its implications
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[QUOTE="PeterDonis, post: 5918279, member: 197831"] Can you post any math that was used? Normally here at PF we only discuss the actual theories of physics, not alternative theories; but I can see the point of an exam question like this if it is to show you why an inverse square law matches our actual experience where an inverse cube law would not. But the answer should be based on math, not intuition. [/QUOTE]
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