2)(a) False - any charge can only be an integral multiple of the fundamental charge e.
2)(b) True
2)(c) False - Electrons from any source would have charge -e.
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8)(a) Yes, the field would be resultant field due to the fields due to the two charges.
8)(b) No, in the given figure, no charge exists at A.
8)(c) If there is a test charge at A to experience the force due to field at A, then we can say that the force exist. But, if there is no charge at A to experience the force, then existence of force has no meaning.
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