Please explain where of the scenarios go Force is zero9a = 9c =negative and qb= qd = positive9a = 9d = = negative and qc = qb= positiveqa = qd = positive and qc = qb= negativeForce is to the left9a = 9c =Answer BankForce is to the rightpositive and qb= qd = negative9a = qd = positive and qc = qb= positiveqaqc = negative and q= negativeqd =Force is undeterminedqa qd negative and qc = qb= negativeqa qc positive and qb= qd ==positive qaqcq9b9dClassify the scenarios described according to the force that would be exerted on the center charge q. Assume in each case that qis a positive charge.

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= 9c = negative and qb= qd = positive = qd = negative and qc = qb= positive Answer Bank qa=qc = positive and qb= qd = negative 9a = qd = positive and qc = qb= positive qa = qd = negative and qc = qb= negative qa qc = positive and qb= qd = positive

= 9c = negative and qb= qd = positive = qd = negative and qc = qb= positive Answer Bank qa=qc = positive and qb= qd = negative 9a = qd = positive and qc = qb= positive qa = qd = negative and qc = qb= negative qa qc = positive and qb= qd = positive

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Force is zero
9a = 9c =
negative and qb= qd = positive
9a = 9d = = negative and qc = qb= positive
qa = qd = positive and qc = qb= negative
Force is to the left
9a = 9c =
Answer Bank
Force is to the right
positive and qb= qd = negative
9a = qd = positive and qc = qb= positive
qaqc = negative and q
= negative
qd =
Force is undetermined
qa qd negative and qc = qb= negative
qa qc positive and qb= qd =
=
positive

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qc
q
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9d
Classify the scenarios described according to the force that would be exerted on the center charge q. Assume in each case that q
is a positive charge.

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