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3. Four point charges are placed on the corners 0.5 m to a side. Given Q1= 4.4 microC, Q2 = 6.6 microC, Q3= 5.9 microC, and Q4 = 8.8 microC, calculate the resultant electric force on Q1 and Q3. %3D Q1 0.5 m Q2 0.5 m Q4 Q3

3. Four point charges are placed on the corners 0.5 m to a side. Given Q1= 4.4 microC, Q2 = 6.6 microC, Q3= 5.9 microC, and Q4 = 8.8 microC, calculate the resultant electric force on Q1 and Q3. %3D Q1 0.5 m Q2 0.5 m Q4 Q3

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