The question in pink is the one I need help with At uohat separation wil two charges, each of magnitude b.0uc, exerta force of 0.70N On each other?Given: maanitode = q= 6.0x10 Cforce= 0.70NB O.23 m.C)O. 48mD0.68yhai9zr=3.9876X109(b.0x1076)(60x1ob)O.70N5. Vector A has a magnitude A=1 ond manes an angle of 20° with respoct to theX-Cxis Cin the first quadrant), Vecbr B nas a maanitude B=12 and manes anondet of b0° with respect to the xaxis (in the fourth quadrant), what is themagnitude of the reaultant vector C= A+B? what angie lacute) does thevector C mahe with the x-axisA C= 2.24/0= 33.3°B C1.70/0 = 63.4°19/1ginc Ca 3.00/0= 90° op rO 30°60°6. Three charges-dre positioned ap indicoted, what are the horiconland verticall bomiponents Of the net Porce extertad on the tis llC chanby ne ue ChargestAB = J Co.103 + co.0753= 0.125 m.AB?lo 2532- 95 OLUN

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. Vector A has a moanitude A= and manes on angle of B0° with respoct to the. x-Cxis Cin the first quadrantd, vecor B nas a magnitude B-12 and manos an andet of b0° with respect to the xaxis (in the fourth quadrant). what ig the magnltude of the reaultant vector C= A+B? what angie lacute) does the vector C mahe with the x-axis A C= 2.24/0= 33.3° pB)C1.70/e = 63.4 EC Ca 3.00/0=90°p 30° 60°

. Vector A has a moanitude A= and manes on angle of B0° with respoct to the. x-Cxis Cin the first quadrantd, vecor B nas a magnitude B-12 and manos an andet of b0° with respect to the xaxis (in the fourth quadrant). what ig the magnltude of the reaultant vector C= A+B? what angie lacute) does the vector C mahe with the x-axis A C= 2.24/0= 33.3° pB)C1.70/e = 63.4 EC Ca 3.00/0=90°p 30° 60°

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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Problem 49P: Two charges +3C and +12C are fixed 1 m apart, with the second one to the right. Find the magnitude...

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