QUESTION 1 See the figure below. A uniform electric field exists in the region between two oppositely charged parallel plates. A particle with charge -7.40nC is placed in the electric field. Which of the following is true? + O A. The field goes to the left, the force on the particle goes to the left. O B. The field goes to the right, the force on the particle goes to the right. OC. The field goes to the left, the force on the particle goes to the right. O D. The field goes to the right, the force on the particle goes to the left. QUESTION 2 Following the previous question, if the electric field has a magnitude of 4.83 x 10³ N/C, the magnitude of the electric force on the particle is _N. Exponential format and 3 SF.

QUESTION 1 See the figure below. A uniform electric field exists in the region between two oppositely charged parallel plates. A particle with charge -7.40nC is placed in the electric field. Which of the following is true? + O A. The field goes to the left, the force on the particle goes to the left. O B. The field goes to the right, the force on the particle goes to the right. OC. The field goes to the left, the force on the particle goes to the right. O D. The field goes to the right, the force on the particle goes to the left. QUESTION 2 Following the previous question, if the electric field has a magnitude of 4.83 x 10³ N/C, the magnitude of the electric force on the particle is _N. Exponential format and 3 SF.

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