If You Disturb the Position of a Test Charge from Its

question 10

Multiple Choice

If you disturb the position of a test charge from its equilibrium point, located between a pair of stationary positive charges, what motion of the test charge occurs?

• A)It always returns to its equilibrium position.
• B)It returns to its equilibrium position if it has negative charge.
• C)It moves away from its equilibrium position if it has positive charge.
• D)It never returns to its equilibrium position, and the equilibrium is unstable.

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