If a charge +4Q is present with +2Q then how would the force be equal and opposite as electric field lines will be more of +4Q charge?
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2018-06-04T08:20:08-0400
The electrostatic force is F=qE. 1st case: F_1=4QE_1=4Q k2Q/r^2 =(8kQ^2)/r^2 . 2nd case: F_2=2QE_2=2Q k4Q/r^2 =(8kQ^2)/r^2 . Therefore, the forces on these two charges will be equal: F_1=F_2.
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