1. Two point charges are located on the x-axis of acoordinate system: q1=1.0nC is at x=+2 cm,andq2=-3.0nCelectric force exerted by qı and q2 on a chargeisat x=+4.0cm,Whatisthetotalq3=5.0nC at x=0.

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1. Two point charges are located on the x-axis of a coordinate system: qı=1.0nC is at x=+2 q2=-3.0nC is at electric force exerted by qı and q2 on a charge cm, and x=+4.0cm, What is the total q3=5.0nC at x=0.

1. Two point charges are located on the x-axis of a coordinate system: qı=1.0nC is at x=+2 q2=-3.0nC is at electric force exerted by qı and q2 on a charge cm, and x=+4.0cm, What is the total q3=5.0nC at x=0.

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1. Two point charges are located on the x-axis of a
coordinate system: q1=1.0nC is at x=+2 cm,
and
q2=-3.0nC
electric force exerted by qı and q2 on a charge
is
at x=+4.0cm,
What
is
the
total
q3=5.0nC at x=0.

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