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In which direction will a negatively charged particle experience a force in an electric field? A. in the same direction as the electric field B. in the opposite direction as the electric field C. at right
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In which direction will a negatively charged particle experience a force in an electric field?

A.
in the same direction as the electric field
B.
in the opposite direction as the electric field
C.
at right angles to the electric field
D.
always downward

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D always downward because it is negative

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