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When is a charge considered a point charge?
- AWhen the size of the body is equal to the distance between them.
- BWhen the linear size of the charged bodies is much smaller than the distance separating them.
- CWhen the charge is distributed uniformly over a large surface.
- DWhen the charge is moving at a constant velocity.
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