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两个半径相同的金属小球甲和乙,所带电荷量之比为1:2相距r时相互作用力为F.先把

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两个半径相同的金属小球甲和乙,所带电荷量之比为1:2相距r时相互作用力为F.先把甲移近验电器,金箔张开一定角度,再把乙移向验电器,金箔张角先减小至0°后又张开.移走验电器,把甲、乙放回原位置后用一个完全相同的不带电的金属球先与乙接触,再与甲接触后也移走,这时甲、乙两球的作用力变为(甲、乙可视为点电荷)(  )

A.1.125F

B.0

C.0.1825F

D.0.5F或0

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