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Consider the arrangement of two fixed point charges, equal in magnitude, shown in the figure. Which of the following statements are correct for the initial motion of a third charge if it is released from rest in the vicinity of the two charges shown? (Correct or incorrect)
A positive charge at point d will accelerate up.
A negative charge at point b will accelerate down.
A negative charge at point e will accelerate up.
A positive charge at point c will accelerate toward the lower-left.
A negative charge at point a will accelerate toward the lower-right.

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Diagram provided by you is not very clear. As i can understand diagram, i am providing the solution.

here 2nd option should be correct.otheres are incorrect.

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