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ANSWER :- (B)
THE PARTICLE IS ACCELERATING IN THE DIRECTION OF E
The force acting on the charge = qE, where, q is the charge and E is the magnitude of electric field.
The direction of the force will be in the direction of electric field if the charge is positive and vice-verse if the charge is negative.
Incase, the particle is moving with an initial velocity, the electric field will provide a constant acceleration (negative or positive depending on the direction of initial velocity). The acceleration = (qE)/m, where m is the mass of the particle.
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