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That depends what you want to figure out, and what data you are given. One equation that can be relevant for many cases is Newton's Second Law (F=ma, that is, force = mass x acceleration).

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Q: What equation do you use when sloving for force of repulsion in physics?
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ELECTROSTATIC?

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