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A rubber rod with a negative 4.0 C (-4.0 x 10-6 C) charge is 10 cm east of a pith ball with a positive charge of 5.0 C. A plas

tic rod with a positive 2.0 C charge is 5.0 cm north of the pith ball.

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552. cm eastthat's the answer

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