1 Figure 21-11 shows (1) four situations in which five charged particles are (2) evenly spaced along an -e -e te -e te te te axis The charge values (3) are indicated except for te +e the central particle, which has the same charge in all (4) +e te four situations. Rank the situations according to the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the central particle, greatest first. Figure 21-11 Question 1.

1 Figure 21-11 shows (1) four situations in which five charged particles are (2) evenly spaced along an -e -e te -e te te te axis The charge values (3) are indicated except for te +e the central particle, which has the same charge in all (4) +e te four situations. Rank the situations according to the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the central particle, greatest first. Figure 21-11 Question 1.

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