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What will be the charge of a particle if attracted to 12 µC charge, experienced 28 mN and is 23 cm apart? 11.37 pC O 13.71 pC O 13.17 pC *) 17.31 pC

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What will be the charge of a particle
if attracted to 12 µC charge,
experienced 28 mN and is 23 cm
apart?
O 11.37 pC
13.71 pC
O 13.17 pC
) 17.31 pC

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