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Consider the arrangements of an electron and two protons shown below: Ob>c>a O a> c> b none of these D In each case rank the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the electron, greatest first. O a-b-c Oc>b>a Oc-b>a Ob>a>c Oc=a>b O a>b>c P d D

Consider the arrangements of an electron and two protons shown below: Ob>c>a O a> c> b none of these D In each case rank the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the electron, greatest first. O a-b-c Oc>b>a Oc-b>a Ob>a>c Oc=a>b O a>b>c P d D

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O
(a)
P
O a> c> b
O
b>c> a
O
O a-b-c
In each case rank the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the electron, greatest first.
none of these
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Ob>a>c
c=a> b
D
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d
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