SOLUTION :
Force between two identical charges q each :
F = k q^2 / (46/100) ^2 = 0.35 N
=> q^2 = 0.35 *0.46^2 / k
=> q^2 = 0.35 * 0.46^2 / (8.988 * 10^9) = 8.24 * 10^(-12)
[ since, k = 8.988*10^9 n-m^2/C^2 ]
=> q = sqrt(8,24*10^(-12))
=> q = 2.87 * 10^(-6) C (ANSWER).
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