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What will the direction and magnitude of force acting on the 1nC be if the -6nC...

What will the direction and magnitude of force acting on the 1nC be if the -6nC is changed to +6nC? [type in the answer with correct units]

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Magnitude of the force remains similar but direction changes in opposite with the change of polarity of 6nC charge.

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