The figure below shows the pattern of the electric field lines produced by two point particles with a negative and positive charge. If the negatively charged point particle has a charge of – 38 nC, what is the charge on the positively charged point particle?

The figure below shows the pattern of the electric field lines produced by two point particles with a negative and positive charge. If the negatively charged point particle has a charge of – 38 nC, what is the charge on the positively charged point particle?

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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The figure below shows the pattern of the electric field lines produced by two point particles with a negative and positive charge. If
the negatively charged point particle has a charge of
- 38 nC, what is the charge on the positively charged point particle?
O 76 nC
O 9.5 nC
O 38 nC
O 19 nC
O 95 nC

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