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1.	An electron of mass m is kept in a vertical electric field of magnitude E. What must be the value of E so that the electron doesn’t fall due to gravity?
A.	mge
B.	\(\frac {e}{(m*g)}\)
C.	\(\frac {(m*g)}{e}\)
D.	\(\frac {1}{(mge)}\)
Answer» D.

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