What distance must the bees be separated

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Question: Since bees can carry charge, they can be represented as point charges. Two bees are resting on a string and have charges +16.5 ÂµC and +29.1 ÂµC. If the magnitude of the electrostatic force between the bees is 2.56 N,

Part A- What distance must the bees be separated?

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