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Objects a and b are both positively charged. both have a mass of 300 g , but a has twice the charge of b. when a and b are placed 60 cm apart, b experiences an electric force of 0.50 n .

a. how large is the force on a? n
b. what are the charges on qa and qb?
c. if the objects are released, what is the initial acceleration of a? (m/s^2)

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