The sketch below shows three objects with electric charge. (The charge of each object is written on it.)Decide whether there is a net electric force acting on the central object. If there is, select the button under the sketch that shows the direction of this force. Ifthere is no net force on the central object, select the center button.-2

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Decide whether there is a net electric force acting on the central object. If there is, select the button under the sketch that shows the direction of this force. If
there is no net force on the central object, select the center button.
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