a) Sawsan will be suspended when the electric field cancels the weight.
qE = mg
the electric field required to suspend Sawsan in mid-air is
b) The net force of Sawsan towards her twin is gravitational attraction - electrostatic repulsion
The acceleration of Sawsan towards her twin if the separation distance between them is 1 m is
a = F/m
Therefore
The acceleration is negative which means Sawsan and her twin are moving away because electrostatic repulsion
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