(3) A point charge (q) with mass (m=1 gram) moving in a region where the electric field is given by (E=101+20] N/C). The charge does not fall down or rise up (remains stationary vertically), its charge q is (take g =10m/s²) (a) 5C, (b)-5C, (c) - 0.5mC, (d) +0.5mC. (4) In branch 3 above the acceleration (in m/s²) of the charge q in E=10î+20] N/C is: (a) 0 (b) a =5j (c) a = 5î (d) a = 5î+10j mg

(3) A point charge (q) with mass (m=1 gram) moving in a region where the electric field is given by (E=101+20] N/C). The charge does not fall down or rise up (remains stationary vertically), its charge q is (take g =10m/s²) (a) 5C, (b)-5C, (c) - 0.5mC, (d) +0.5mC. (4) In branch 3 above the acceleration (in m/s²) of the charge q in E=10î+20] N/C is: (a) 0 (b) a =5j (c) a = 5î (d) a = 5î+10j mg

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(3) A point charge (q) with mass (m=1 gram) moving in a region where the electric field is given
by (E=10+20 N/C). The charge does not fall down or rise up (remains stationary vertically), its
charge q is (take g =10m/s²)
(a) 5C, (b) -5C,
(c) - 0.5mC,
(d) +0.5mC.
(4) In branch 3 above the acceleration (in m/s²) of the charge q in E=10î+20] N/C is:
(a) 0
(b) a =5j
(c) a = 5î
(d) a = 5î+10j
7/1
mg

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