2- If q₁ +1.5 μC and this charge is at the origin. Calculate the net electrostatic force produced by 3 charges that are at the corners of a triangle, on charge q₁, Here q =11.8 µC, Q = 2.5 μC and a = 5.20 cm

2- If q₁ +1.5 μC and this charge is at the origin. Calculate the net electrostatic force produced by 3 charges that are at the corners of a triangle, on charge q₁, Here q =11.8 µC, Q = 2.5 μC and a = 5.20 cm

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