2. Three point charges are placed adjacent to one another as shownbelow with their respective magnitude. Find the net electric charge experience by charge B due to the other charges. A B 1.5 m -3.5 μC +1.5 μC 1.5 m +2.0 μC

2. Three point charges are placed adjacent to one another as shownbelow with their respective magnitude. Find the net electric charge experience by charge B due to the other charges. A B 1.5 m -3.5 μC +1.5 μC 1.5 m +2.0 μC

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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2. Three point charges are placed adjacent to one another as shownbelow
with their respective magnitude. Find the net electric charge experience
by charge B due to the other charges.
A
B
1.5 m
-3.5 μC
+1.5 μC
1.5 m
+2.0 μC

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