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Both of the two rulers are broken. I wan

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Both of the two rulers are broken. I want to buy a ______ one.        

A. three    
B. third    
C. forth    
D. 不填

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答案:C题目分析:q1向左偏,q2向右偏,根据左手定则知,q1带正电,q2带负电.根据半径公式,知荷质比,v与B不变,所以荷质比之比等于半径之反比,所以.故C正确。

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