A positive charge +q is shown at point \"a\" where the repulsive force from Q1 i

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A positive charge +q is shown at point "a" where the repulsive force from Q1 is exactly balanced by the attractive force from Q2. If the +q charge was moved to point "b", the net force it would experience would be a) to the left b) to the right c) still zero Where can a positive charge be placed where it would experience no net force? a) region A b) region B c) region C d) either A or C e) any of these Where can a positive charge be placed where it would experience no net force? a) region A b) region B c) region C d) either A or C e) any of these Charges are placed at the corners of the square as shown. The direction of the net force on Q1 is in the first quadrant second quadrant third quadrant fourth quadrant Directly along one of the axes

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6. (a) to the left Repulsive force app;ied by Q1 is greater than the attractive force applied by Q2. 5.(c) region C 4.(e) Directly along one of the axes.

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