MCQ
Force between two charges at rest is $........$?
- ✓electrostatic force.
- Belector magnetic force.
- Creal force.
- Ddynamic force.
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
electrostatic force.
Force between two charges at rest is electrostatic force of coulomb's law.
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