8. In Fig. 13, find (a) the horizontal and (b) the vertical compo- nents of the resultant electric force on the charge in the lower left corner of the square. ASsume that q = 1.13 µC and a= 15.2 cm. The charges are at rest. +ą b. a- - 2ą +2q Problem 8. Figure 13

8. In Fig. 13, find (a) the horizontal and (b) the vertical compo- nents of the resultant electric force on the charge in the lower left corner of the square. ASsume that q = 1.13 µC and a= 15.2 cm. The charges are at rest. +ą b. a- - 2ą +2q Problem 8. Figure 13

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