Coulomb's law describes: A. the field lines around a magnetic pole. B. the behavior of electric forces between charges. C. the behavior of magnetic forces between charges. D. the field lines around a charge.

Coulomb's law describes the behavior of electric forces between charges. By definition, Coulomb's law (also known as Coulomb's inverse-square law) describes the electrostatic forces that occur between electrically charged particles. This law was essential in forming and developing the theory of electromagnetism.