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Although electron(a moving object) obeys coloumb's law neverthless coloumb's law is astatic law. plz explain

arshad khan , 15 Years ago
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Sher Mohammad

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The motion of electrons is random motion, and hence it assume net forces are zero inside the wire, so the columb law is valid with different principles.

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