2. Three charges are placed in a row: a -3.0-C charge on the left, a +2.0-C charge in the middle, and a +6.0-C charge on the right. The distance separating each charge is 1x10 m. Calculate the electrical force (magnitude and direction) on the +2.0-C charge due to the other charges.

2. Three charges are placed in a row: a -3.0-C charge on the left, a +2.0-C charge in the middle, and a +6.0-C charge on the right. The distance separating each charge is 1x10 m. Calculate the electrical force (magnitude and direction) on the +2.0-C charge due to the other charges.

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m. Calculate the electrical force (magnitude and direction) on the +2.0-C charge due to
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