Which change increases the electric force between objects?

Coulomb’s law says the electric force increases when the magnitude of either charge increases, assuming the distance stays the same. Adding electrons makes each negatively charged object more negative, increasing the magnitude of both charges and therefore the force. Moving opposite charges farther apart decreases the force; neutral objects do not gain a larger force just by moving closer; reducing positive charges also decreases the force.

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