An object with a charge of $+Q$ experiences an electric force of $F$ in a certain field. If the object is replaced with one having a charge of $+3Q$ , what force will the new object experience at that same location?

Electric fields are a way of visualizing and calculating which of the four fundamental interactions of nature?

Beyond being a field that exerts force at a distance, what characteristic is shared by both the electric field and the gravitational field?

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The cloud must be composed of only positive ions

The gravitational pull on the cloud must exceed the electric force

The ground must be completely neutral with no net charge

The electric field must become strong enough to make air conductive

$9F$

$1/3 ext{ of }F$

$F$

$3F$

Weak nuclear interaction

Gravitational interaction

Strong nuclear interaction

Electromagnetic interaction

Both are considered fundamental interactions of nature

Both can produce repulsive forces

Both require a medium like air to function

Both are caused by the movement of electrons