A particle with mass m and charge -9 is suspended when the electrical force field E balances the gravitational force field g. mxg=qxE Under the same conditions, in which direction does a particle with mass 2m and charge -q move? up down + neither

A particle with mass m and charge -9 is suspended when the electrical force field E balances the gravitational force field g. mxg=qxE Under the same conditions, in which direction does a particle with mass 2m and charge -q move? up down + neither

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A particle with mass m and charge - is suspended when the electrical force field E balances the
gravitational force field g.
mxg=qxE
Under the same conditions, in which direction does a particle with mass 2m and charge -q move?
up
down
+
neither

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