Two infinite sheets with surface charge density +n are placed parallel a distance 10cm apart. At which point would the force on a proton be largest (magnitude only)? е. G. Point A 5cm 5cm 5cm 10cm Н. Роoint B I. Point C A J. K. Points A, B & C Points A & C +n +n

Two infinite sheets with surface charge density +n are placed parallel a distance 10cm apart. At which point would the force on a proton be largest (magnitude only)? е. G. Point A 5cm 5cm 5cm 10cm Н. Роoint B I. Point C A J. K. Points A, B & C Points A & C +n +n

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Two infinite sheets with surface charge density +n are placed parallel a distance 10cm apart. At which
point would the force on a proton be largest (magnitude only)?
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G. Point A
5cm
5cm
5cm
10cm
Н. Роoint B
I.
Point C
A
J.
K. Points A, B & C
Points A & C
+n
+n

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