The electric force acting on an electron placed in an upward electric field of magnitude 3x10° N/C is O a. 4.8x10-13 N, upward O b. 5.33x10-26 N, upward Oc 5.33x1020 N, downward Od. 4.8x10 13 N, downward

The electric force acting on an electron placed in an upward electric field of magnitude 3x10° N/C is O a. 4.8x10-13 N, upward O b. 5.33x10-26 N, upward Oc 5.33x1020 N, downward Od. 4.8x10 13 N, downward

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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