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2 Jun 2008 14:28:32 IST
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if it is magnitude of electric force then the charges will definitely move with initial acceleration of f/m bcoz resultant of frictional force and electrostatic force will be f in direction of electrostatic force
for preventing charges to move friction force shouid have a magnitude of 2f
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