Problem 1: Suppose you wanted to increase the force between two point charges by a factor of 5.
By what factor must you change the distance between them?
SOLUTION :
F is inversely proportional to squared distance.
=> F = k / d^2
So,
F1 = k / (d1)^2
F2 = k / (d2)^2
=> F2/F1 = 5 = (d1)^2 / (d2)^2
=> d2/d1 = sqrt(F1 / F2) = sqrt(1 / 5) = 0.4472
=> d2 = 0.4472 d1
Hence distance between the charges to be reduced to 0.4472 times the initial distance. (ANSWER).
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