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Compare the electrostatic and gravitational forces that exist between an electron and a proton.

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physics

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  1. Electrostatic forces only act at certain distances, whereas gravitational forces act at all distances.
  2. The gravitational force is inversely proportional to the charge of the particles, while the electrostatic force is not.
  3. The gravitational force is greater than the electrostatic force.
  4. Gravitational forces between elementary particles can be ignored because they are always balanced by electrostatic forces.
  5. The electrostatic force between elementary particles is enormously greater than the gravitational force.
  6. Both forces are negligible in atomic systems.
  7. The gravitational force increases when the particles are closer, making it stronger than the electrostatic force at short distances.
  8. Electrostatic and gravitational forces are equal.
  9. The electrostatic force varies with the mass of the particles, while the gravitational force is constant.
  10. The electrostatic force is only slightly greater than the gravitational force.

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