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A small, 0.2 g plastic ball carrying a charge Spe is suspended by a 10 cm long string in a uniform electric field It the ball is in equilibrium when the d-15the magnitude of E= Select one: O a 107 N/c O b. 10 N/c O c 1.07x10^(-4) N/c O d. 100 N/c e 1490 N/c

A small, 0.2 g plastic ball carrying a charge Spe is suspended by a 10 cm long string in a uniform electric field It the ball is in equilibrium when the d-15the magnitude of E= Select one: O a 107 N/c O b. 10 N/c O c 1.07x10^(-4) N/c O d. 100 N/c e 1490 N/c

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Od. 100 N/c
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