4) Charges A, B and C are placed along the horizontal axis, as shown. All 3 charges are positive and have the same magnitude of 18.2 µC Find the net force on charge A for the 2 arrangements: (a) -10 cm-- - 40 cm- (b) -10 cm- 40 cm

4) Charges A, B and C are placed along the horizontal axis, as shown. All 3 charges are positive and have the same magnitude of 18.2 µC Find the net force on charge A for the 2 arrangements: (a) -10 cm-- - 40 cm- (b) -10 cm- 40 cm

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