Which law explains the relation between the amount of charges and the force between them?
Correct answer: C. Coulomb's law
- A. Ohm's law
- B. Lenz's law
- C. Coulomb's law
- D. Ampere's law
Explanation
Coulomb's law represents the relation between amount of charges and force between them. STB Pg-40 Hence, option C is correct.
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