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A student separates two initially uncharged pieces of tape. She notices that one of the tapes acquires a net charge of -1000 C after the separation. (a) (1 pt) What is the charge on the other piece of tape? Explain. (b) (1 pt) What type of force exists between the two pieces of tape? (c) (2 pts) How would the force between the two pieces of tape change if they were moved further apart? Justify your answer by referring to any relevant equations.
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