Posted by Kyle on Wednesday, January 18, 2012 at 10:51pm.
no, i dont believe so
Yes, and it will depend upon how you define the positive direction and where you are in between the charges. It also depends upon whether the charges have the same or opposite sign.
Please ignore the disruptive comments and uninformed answers of "gothgirl", who will be dealt with appropriately.
i just posted what i thought, it may have been wrong, but im sorry, who doesn't mess up sometimes??? it was a mistake. you can't honestly say you've never made a mistake.
and by the way, how will i get dealt with properly? oh, if you can't tell... this is "gothgirl" sorry, it was a mistake, i should have posted that last time huh??????
and what are the disruptive comments???
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