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Electric field lines moves away from positive charge.
P and R both are at same distances.
But both are in opposite directions.
So equal in magnitude , opposite in direction.
Option (D) is correct.
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1 point The electric force on a charged object will always point in the direction of the electric field. O Incorrect, because the field always points down. O Correct, because F qE. O Correct, because mass is always positive. O Incorrect, because for a negative charge, it will point in the opposite direction as that of the field.
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The electric force on a charged object will always point in the direction of the electric field. O Incorrect, because the field always points down. O Incorrect, because for a negative charge, it will point in the opposite direction as that of the field. O Correct, because mass is always positive. O Correct, because F qE.
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