1- Three-point charges q,= q,=q >0 and q1 = 5µC are placed on the xy-plane, as shown. If the net electric force acting on q, is F;= (1.115N )i^ – (4.86N ) `j . Find the Value of q3 A- q3 = 23µC B- q3=23nC y 92 !60 cm C- q,= 32µC D- q;= 32nC 80 cm 93

1- Three-point charges q,= q,=q >0 and q1 = 5µC are placed on the xy-plane, as shown. If the net electric force acting on q, is F;= (1.115N )i^ – (4.86N ) `j . Find the Value of q3 A- q3 = 23µC B- q3=23nC y 92 !60 cm C- q,= 32µC D- q;= 32nC 80 cm 93

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1- Three-point charges q,= q;=q >0 and q1 = 5µC are placed on the xy-plane, as shown. If the net
electric force acting on q, is F;= (1.115N )i` – (4.86N ) `j . Find the Value of
A- q3 = 23µC
B- q3=23nC
92
60 cm
C- q3= 32µC
D- q3= 32nC
80 cm
93

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