µC is travelling horizontally with an acceleration of 8.79x1016 m⁄s2 in an electric field of 50,000 ?/? directed North. How heavy should the mass of the charge have to remain suspended in the air? Group of answer choices 2.84x10^-18 Kg 2.48x10^18 Kg 2.48x10^-18 Kg

µC is travelling horizontally with an acceleration of 8.79x1016 m⁄s2 in an electric field of 50,000 ?/? directed North. How heavy should the mass of the charge have to remain suspended in the air? Group of answer choices 2.84x10^-18 Kg 2.48x10^18 Kg 2.48x10^-18 Kg

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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A positive charge of 5µC is travelling horizontally with an acceleration of 8.79x10¹⁶ m⁄s² in an electric field of 50,000 ?/? directed North. How heavy should the mass of the charge have to remain suspended in the air?

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