The magnitude of the force exerted by a 5.00-V/m field on a particle with charge of –1.90 µC situated in this field, is most nearly (A) –9.50 µN. (B) 5.00 µN. (C) -2.63 µN. (D) 2.63 μΝ. (E) 9.50 µN.

The magnitude of the force exerted by a 5.00-V/m field on a particle with charge of –1.90 µC situated in this field, is most nearly (A) –9.50 µN. (B) 5.00 µN. (C) -2.63 µN. (D) 2.63 μΝ. (E) 9.50 µN.

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The magnitude of the force exerted by a 5.00-V/m field on a particle
with charge of –1.90 µC situated in this field, is most nearly
(A) –9.50 µN.
(B) 5.00 µN.
(C) -2.63 µN.
(D) 2.63 μΝ.
(E) 9.50 µN.

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