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I think of principle of superposition is the consequence of vector sum. I think this principle should hold for any other form of Coulomb's Law. But in the book introduction to electrodynamics David J. Griffiths have written it's not a logical necessity, but an experimental fact. Please explain more elaborately.

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I think of the principle of superposition as a consequence of the vector sum. I think this principle should hold for any other form of Coulomb's Law. But in the book Introduction to Electrodynamics by David J. Griffiths, he writes that this is not a logical necessity, but an experimental fact. Please explain more elaborately.

I think of principle of superposition is the consequence of vector sum. I think this principle should hold for any other form of Coulomb's Law. But in the book introduction to electrodynamics David J. Griffiths have written it's not a logical necessity, but an experimental fact. Please explain more elaborately.[![enter image description here] 1]1

I think of principle of superposition is the consequence of vector sum. I think this principle should hold for any other form of Coulomb's Law. But in the book introduction to electrodynamics David J. Griffiths have written it's not a logical necessity, but an experimental fact. Please explain more elaborately.

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