Rank the following point charges according to the magnitude of the electric force experienced, from greatest to least. Specifically indicate any tles.
A. a charge of 3 nC at a point where the electric field is 70 N/C
B. a charge of 5 nC at a point where the electric fleld Is 600 N/C
C. a charge of 3 nC at a point where the electric field is 20 N/C
D. a charge of 6 nC at a point where the electric field is 35 N/C
E. a charge of 8 nC at a point where the electric field Is 10 N/C

statement #3 on andre"s list is false.

this is an example of "committed" time.

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