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What is the nature of the force which is experienced between a negatively charged particle and a positively charged particle?

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Force of attraction

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Force of repulsion

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No force is experienced

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Insufficient information

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Solution

The correct option is A Force of attraction
When a negatively charged particle and a positively charged particle are kept near, they experience a force of attraction. When the charges are of the same type, they experience a force of repulsion.

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