A charged bead can be kept in suspension by a 10 nC charge located 5 cm above the bead. Where should a −2.5 nC charge be placed to obtain the same effect?
A) 2.5 cm above the bead
B) 1.25 cm above the bead
C) 1.25 cm below the bead
D) 2.5 cm below the bead
the answer is D, but I dont know why
A charged bead can be kept in suspension by a 10 nC charge located 5 cm...
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