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Part A To begin, click the Add button to add one object to the system. Observe the electric field around this charged object. You may move the
object around the field by dragging it with your cursor. While the arrows indicate the direction of the electric field around the charge, the
length of the arrows indicates the field strength. Based on your observations of the field, what is the charge on this object? Give your
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