Four point charges, each of thesame magnitude, with varyingsign as specified, are arrangedat the corners of a square asshown. Which of the arrowslabeled, A,B,C and D, gives thecorrect direction of the netforce which acts on the chargeQ2 at the upper right corner.DQА+QВQ3Paint X lite What is the kind of force existsbetween charges Q1 and Q2? *no forceneutralattractive forceO repulsive forceWhat is the kind of force existsbetween charges Q3 and Q4? *repulsive forceno forceneutralattractive force

There are two types of electric forces between charges. Attractive force: When oppositely charged…

Four point charges, each of the same magnitude, with varying sign as specified, are arranged at the corners of a square as shown. Which of the arrows labeled, A,B,C and D, gives the correct direction of the net force which acts on the charge Q2 at the upper right corner.

Four point charges, each of the same magnitude, with varying sign as specified, are arranged at the corners of a square as shown. Which of the arrows labeled, A,B,C and D, gives the correct direction of the net force which acts on the charge Q2 at the upper right corner.

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Four point charges, each of the
same magnitude, with varying
sign as specified, are arranged
at the corners of a square as
shown. Which of the arrows
labeled, A,B,C and D, gives the
correct direction of the net
force which acts on the charge
Q2 at the upper right corner.
D
Q
А
+Q
В
Q3
Paint X lite

What is the kind of force exists
between charges Q1 and Q2? *
no force
neutral
attractive force
O repulsive force
What is the kind of force exists
between charges Q3 and Q4? *
repulsive force
no force
neutral
attractive force

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