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suppse two charges are kept on a flat  table and though there is an attraction between the charges, the frictional forece is preventing the charges to move(assumund coefficient of friction to be same at both the charges)


then suppose the magnitude of electric field is 2f   and the ,magnitude of friction at each charge is f , then is it sufficient to prevent the charges from moving towards each other or should there be a frictional force of 2f on each charge


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2f it magnitude of electric field or magnitude of electric force????


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if it is magnitude of electric force then the charges will definitely move with initial acceleration of f/m bcoz resultant of frictional force and electrostatic force will be f in direction of electrostatic force
for preventing charges to move friction force shouid have a magnitude of 2f

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