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A negative charge is placed in an electric field that points West. what direction is the force of the negative particle?

A negative charge is placed in an electric field that points West. what direction is the force of the negative particle?
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a negative charge is placed in an electric field that points West. what direction is the force of the negative particle?

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a negative charge is placed in an electric field that points West. what direction-example-1
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the answer would be East. Negative particle. if that reads west then the opposite is east.
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