Two particles with charges Qand 2Qrepel one another. How does the electric force acting on the particle with charge Qcompare with theforce acting on the charge 2Q?The force on charge Qis 1/4th of the force acting on charge 2Q.The force on charge Qis 1/2 of the force on charge 2Q.The force on charge Qis the same as the force on charge 2Q.The force on charge Qis twice as large as the force on charge 2Q.The force on charge Qis four times larger than the force on charge 20.O OO C

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Two particles with charges Qand 2Qrepel one another. How does the electric force acting on the particle with charge Qcompare with the
force acting on the charge 2Q?
The force on charge Qis 1/4th of the force acting on charge 2Q.
The force on charge Qis 1/2 of the force on charge 2Q.
The force on charge Qis the same as the force on charge 2Q.
The force on charge Qis twice as large as the force on charge 2Q.
The force on charge Qis four times larger than the force on charge 20.
O OO C

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