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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE A mad scientist places massive amounts of charge on basketball sized aluminum balls. The charge on the balls are 3 C on one ball and 14 C on the another. The balls are moved to a distance of 9000 m apart. What magnitude of force will act on the two balls?

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