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When a charged oil drop moves upwards in an electric field, the electric force acting on the drop is
Options
(a) Greater than mass of oil drop
(b) Equal to gravitational force
(c) Greater than gravitational force
(d) Less than gravitational force
Correct Answer:
Greater than gravitational force
Explanation:
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