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A particle of charge q is placed in a uniform electric field of magnitude E. Consider the following statements about the resulting forces on the particle:
I. It has magnitude q E.
II. It is perpendicular to the direction of the field.
III. It is parallel to the direction of the field.
Which of these statement(S) is true?
A) I and III
b) I
c) III
d) II and I
e) II and III
f) II
g) all are true
h) none are true
Answers: 1
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