Student Jorge says: The balloons always deflect away from the center the same amount. That shows that the force on both balloons is the same. This means that the left balloon exerts the same amount of force on the right balloon as the right balloon exerts on the left. The forces on each balloon are always the same. Bryce says: When the amount of charge added to the balloons increased, the amount of deflection of the balloons increased. This shows that the amount of force depends on the the amount of charge added. So if the right balloon has more charge than the left balloon, it must apply a greater force than the left balloon.

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Which students' statements matches is correct?

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