Particle A has a charge of 1µC. Particle B has a charge of -2µC. Particle A is located at the origin, (0, 0)m. Particle B is located at the following position (0.02, 0)m. What is the symbol that represents the electric force that particle B puts on particle A?

Particle A has a charge of 1µC. Particle B has a charge of -2µC. Particle A is located at the origin, (0, 0)m. Particle B is located at the following position (0.02, 0)m. What is the symbol that represents the electric force that particle B puts on particle A?

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Particle A has a charge of 1µC. Particle B has a charge of -2µC.
Particle A is located at the origin, (0, 0)m. Particle B is located at the
following position (0.02, 0)m.
What is the symbol that represents the electric force that particle B
puts on particle A?

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