When using Coulomb's law equation to determine the electrostatic force between two objects, what is the unit of measure for Q1 and Q2 in the formula?

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The magnitude of the electrostatic force between two point-like charges is given by Coulomb's Law:
 11ec0fda_998c_7a00_a67f_8d182ce917b0_NR0004_00 Q1 =  the charge on the point-like object one (unit of measure is Coulomb, C)
Q2 =  the charge on the point-like object two (unit of measure is Coulomb, C)
r =  the distance between the two objects (unit of measure is meter, m )
k =  the proportionality constant (unit of measure is N.m²C²)
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When Using Coulomb's Law Equation to Determine the Electrostatic Force