5- A 2µC point charge experiences a force of 16 N at a certain point in an electric field. The force in (N) experienced by another charge of 6µC located at the same point in the same electric field is A) 16 N B) 8 N C) 32 N D) 48 N

5- A 2µC point charge experiences a force of 16 N at a certain point in an electric field. The force in (N) experienced by another charge of 6µC located at the same point in the same electric field is A) 16 N B) 8 N C) 32 N D) 48 N

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5- A 2µC point charge experiences a force of 16 N at a certain point in an electric field. The force in (N)
experienced by another charge of 6µC located at the same point in the same electric field is
A) 16 N
B) 8 N
C) 32 N
D) 48 N

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