25. A particle, with a charge of 0.0050 C, is exposed to an electric field of 6.0 N/C. What is the force applied to the particle?A 0.00015 NB. 0.00084 NC. 0.030 ND. 0.18 N C25. A particle, with a charge of 0.0050 C, is exposed to an electric field of 6.0 N/C. What is the forceapplied to the particle?A0.00015 NВ.0.00084 NC. 0.030 ND. 0.18 Nituntod as shown below

Given data: Charge (q) = 0.0050 C Electric field (E) = 6.0 N/C Required: Force (F)

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F A particle, with a charge of 0.0050 C, is exposed to an electric field of 6.0 N/C. What is the force applied to the particle? A 0.00015 N В. 0.00084 N С. 0.030 N D. 0.18 N

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