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Two charges `q_(1)` and `q_(2)` are kept on `x`-axis and electric field at different points an `x`-axis is plotted against `x`. Choose correct statement about nature and magnitudes of `q_(1)` and `q_(2)`

A

`q_(1)+ve,q_(2)-ve, |q_(1)|gt|q_(2)|`

B

`q_(1)+ve,q_(2)-ve, |q_(1)|lt|q_(2)|`

C

`q_(1)-ve,q_(2)+ ve, |q_(1)|gt|q_(2)|`

D

`q_(1)-ve,q_(2)+ve, |q_(1)|lt|q_(2)|`

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The correct Answer is:
C

From the directions of fields from graph, it is clear that `q_(1)` is negative and `q_(2)` is positive.
Now since electric field is zero to the right of `q_(2)` hence `q_(2)` should be smaller in magnitude.
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