Question 1 A positively charged particle q= 12 µC is placed between two infinite charged sheets with surface charge density +a and-a as shown in the figure. al-3.54 pC/m², then the magnitude of the electric force (in N) on the particle is: 40 0460 90

Question 1 A positively charged particle q= 12 µC is placed between two infinite charged sheets with surface charge density +a and-a as shown in the figure. al-3.54 pC/m², then the magnitude of the electric force (in N) on the particle is: 40 0460 90

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