Charges repel each other

Answer 1

____________ charges repel each other.



like

Answer 2

Let me start off by telling you why they attract. It's all because of the charge of their atoms. Atoms are charged by the amount of protons or neutrons they have. a magnet is negatively charged if it has mostly electrons. It's positively charged if it has mostly protons. When an atom has an uneven amout of electrons and protons it goes out and searches for more of one kind to even it out. If it's negative it pulls on positive atoms. The opposite happens with same charge atoms. If they have too much of something, the last thing the need is more. They stay away from same charged atoms. THAT'S WHY THEY REPEL!

Answer 3

Every system has a tendency to lower its energy.

For a system of 2 like/unlike charges (q1,q2), the energy of the system is given by the equation

U=k(q1)(q2)/r

where U=potential energy

k=constant for a medium (medium is one in which charges are kept e.g. air, water etc.)

q1,q2=charges (including their sign, positive or negative)

r=dist. between charges

For U to be minimum, r should be maximum, everything else kept constant.

therefore, like charges move away to increase r.

In case of unlike charges one will be negetive and other positive. Let q1 be negative, so U=k(-q1)(q2)/r

Now, for U to be minimum, r should be minimum so charges attract.

Hence like charges repel and unlike attract.

Answer 4

Yes, like charges, such as two positive or two negative charges, will repel each other due to the electrostatic force between them. This force arises from the interaction of their electric fields and follows the principle that like charges repel while opposite charges attract.

Answer 5

this is same as space time wrapping .like charges create crest in space .so

Answer 6

Two electrons repel each other if they have the same charge. If they have opposite charges, then they will attract each other.