A negatively charged particle accelerates from East to West in a uniform electric field. What are the direction and the value of the electric field if the particle has charge q=3 µC, mass m=1 mg, and if the value of its acceleration is 3 mm/s2? Select the closest answer: * West, 0.001 N/C North, 1000 N/C East, 0.001 N/C East, 1 N/C West, 1 N/C

A negatively charged particle accelerates from East to West in a uniform electric field. What are the direction and the value of the electric field if the particle has charge q=3 µC, mass m=1 mg, and if the value of its acceleration is 3 mm/s2? Select the closest answer: * West, 0.001 N/C North, 1000 N/C East, 0.001 N/C East, 1 N/C West, 1 N/C

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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