Electric Force

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[@InterdimensionalWiz]

although like charges repel, what is the mechanism by which they do this? in other words there is a communication between the objects, what is the communication constructed of? so HOW is the motive force enacted to push the charged objects appart? its not neutrons with micro rocket engines.... HOW does it function? it is easy to demonstrate that they do repel, how fast and with how much force however there is no explanation to be found of HOW they repel,any thoughts? is it simply that it is not known by science? same question for magnetism, HOW do two north repel, what is the mechanism? what is the magnetic 'field' constructed of?

[@VR_Wizard]

The strength of the electric field: E = 1,0625 * 10^11

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[@ryanagozo]

I’m getting -1.06x10^-27?

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Good work! what is the reason of multiplying Eq together ??

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Have a question, does an equal/balanced fields of Magnetic & electrostatic fields exist?

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[@academyofsciences3077]

Why do we use Test Charge +, why not -ve?

[@vahagnmelikyan2906]

Maybe gravity is the same thing. Objects have slightly positive or negative charges to them are being pulled or pushed upwards by earth.

[@saikumarsaikumar8414]

Why don't we taken Velocity "V" in electrical formula like magnetic force

[@WanSyazlina]

So only positive and negative charges have electric fields? What do these charges look like in real life? Like where are they? Are they in atoms. If they are then, everything is made of atoms so even solids and liquids and gas have charges? Can someone tell me what charges actually look like and where are they from?

[@CoolBillyTech]

Syazlina Aasim there are only 2 charges. positive and negative. you're right that even solids and liquids have charges since they're made of atoms. In atoms, electrons can move but protons can not so that's how we have different charges. a negative charged object got some electrons from another object and a positive charged object lost electrons because we know protons can not leave the atom. salam

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Whats a test charge?

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What's electric force

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Looks like a gravitational force

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