Four charged particles are arranged in the manner as shown below. The four have the samemagnitude of charge (5.9μC) but one is negative while others are positive. Find the net forceacting on the negative charge if d measures 91 cm(d is distance from A to B; from B to C; from C to D)k=8.99x109 Nm²C2+++dddABCSelect one:O a. 0.4251415N, to the LeftOb. 0.5143687N, to the LeftOc. The the correct answer is not in the choicesO d. 0.5101697N, to the LeftO e. 0.5101697N, to the RightOf. 9.8632817N, to the LeftO g. 9.86N, to the RightOh. Sana AllOi. 0.5143687N, to the RightID

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Four charged particles are arranged in the manner as shown below. The four have the same magnitude of charge (5.9μC) but one is negative while others are positive. Find the net force acting on the negative charge if d measures 91 cm (d is distance from A to B; from B to C; from C to D) k=8.99x10⁹ Nm² C² + + + d d d A B C Select one: O a. 0.4251415N, to the Left Ob. 0.5143687N, to the Left Oc. The the correct answer is not in the choices O d. 0.5101697N, to the Left O e. 0.5101697N, to the Right Of. 9.8632817N, to the Left O g. 9.86N, to the Right Oh. Sana All Oi. 0.5143687N, to the Right I D

Four charged particles are arranged in the manner as shown below. The four have the same magnitude of charge (5.9μC) but one is negative while others are positive. Find the net force acting on the negative charge if d measures 91 cm (d is distance from A to B; from B to C; from C to D) k=8.99x10⁹ Nm² C² + + + d d d A B C Select one: O a. 0.4251415N, to the Left Ob. 0.5143687N, to the Left Oc. The the correct answer is not in the choices O d. 0.5101697N, to the Left O e. 0.5101697N, to the Right Of. 9.8632817N, to the Left O g. 9.86N, to the Right Oh. Sana All Oi. 0.5143687N, to the Right I D

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16P: Panicle A of charge 3.00 104 C is at the origin, particle B of charge 6.00 104 C is at (4.00 m,...

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