In another universe, the electric field created by a charge (q) is found to be (\mathbf{E} = k'q/r^3) where (k') is a constant with appropriate units. Which of the following are true in this universe?

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(Okay, so maybe it wouldn't have been that helpful.) The solution to the sofa problem is a first for mathematics. The problem was posited by Austrian-Canadian mathematician Leo Moser in 1966.