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Two positive charges separated by a distance 2m each other with a force of 0.36N. If the combined charge is `26muC`, the charges are

A

`20 mu C, 6 muC`

B

`16 mu C, 10 mu C`

C

`18 mu C, 8 mu C`

D

`13 mu C, 13 mu C`

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