+Q -20 Two charges, as shown above, +Q and -2Q are fixed in place. A test charge +q is put an equal distance between the two fixed charges. What is the direction of the net force on the test charge? O a to the left to the right up as in out of the page d. net force of zero

+Q -20 Two charges, as shown above, +Q and -2Q are fixed in place. A test charge +q is put an equal distance between the two fixed charges. What is the direction of the net force on the test charge? O a to the left to the right up as in out of the page d. net force of zero

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Two charges, as shown above, +Q and -2Q are fixed in place. A test charge +q is put an equal distance between the two fixed charges.
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to the left
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to the right
up as in out of the page
net force of zero
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