4. An electric field of 100N/C is in positive direction. The force on electron in this field is ---(given charge of electron 1.602x10-19C) a. 1.602x10-17N b. 6.24×1020N fs 1.602xr C1.602x10-19N d. 62.4×106N of 于= E -21 100 1.602 x16 N 15UC ond a- 30 uC are pla ced 1 0 m anart The forco on third

4. An electric field of 100N/C is in positive direction. The force on electron in this field is ---(given charge of electron 1.602x10-19C) a. 1.602x10-17N b. 6.24×1020N fs 1.602xr C1.602x10-19N d. 62.4×106N of 于= E -21 100 1.602 x16 N 15UC ond a- 30 uC are pla ced 1 0 m anart The forco on third

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2. An electric field of 100N/C is in positive direction. The force on electron in this field is
-----(given charge of electron 1.602x10-19C)
a. 1.602x10-17N
b. 6.24×1020N
1.602xr
C. 1.602x10-19N
d. 62.4×106N
十=
100
-21
1.602x16 N
5uG and as- 30 uCare placed 1 0 m anart
Tho foro o on third

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