The Electric Field
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Objective
I can predict how the strength of the electric force changes with the amount of charge and the distance between objects.
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Practice
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Explain what happens to the electric force between two objects if the amount of charge on one of the objects increases.
Explain what happens to the electric force between two objects if the distance between them increases.
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Exit ticket
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“Two objects have electric charges. If the charge of both objects is doubled, how will the electric force between them change? Will it become stronger, weaker, or stay the same? Two objects have electric charges and are a certain distance apart. If the distance between the objects is tripled, how will the electric force between them change? Will it become stronger, weaker, or stay the same? ”
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