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Object A represents fixed negatively charged particle and Object B represents fixed. positively-charged particle. Object ( shows a moving positively charged particle. Identify which arrow would correctly
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Object A represents fixed negatively charged particle and Object B represents fixed. positively-charged particle. Object ( shows a

moving positively charged particle. Identify which arrow would correctly show the force of attraction or repulsion on object C caused

by the other two objects?

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Moving electrons by cringing the object near another charged object ... This means that there is a different number of protons and electrons ... the attraction or repulsive electrostatic force between positive and negative charges ... the amount of charge on the particle and the distance between the particles ... fixed in position.ation:

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