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Calculation of a Force: Attraction Example

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This lecture presents an example of calculating a force of attraction, focusing on different scenarios with varying parameters and conditions, such as the presence or absence of fringes. The calculations involve the use of specific formulas and concepts related to forces and measurements.

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