What will be the nature of force between B and C if A and B repel each other while A and C attract each other?

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The correct options are
C
repulsive

D
attractive

The force between B and C is attractive in nature as the sign of charges A and B is same but that of C is opposite.

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What will be the nature of force between B and C if A and B repel each other while A and C attract each other?

The correct options are C repulsive D attractive The force between B and C is attractive in nature as the sign of charges A and B is same but that of C is opposite.

The correct options are
C
repulsive

D
attractive

The force between B and C is attractive in nature as the sign of charges A and B is same but that of C is opposite.