A charge is located at the origin with charge of 10C. The second charge is -15C that is 0.30 m NORTH of the origin. The third charge is -12nC that is 0.10m EAST of the origin. Compute the net electric force on the charge 2.

A charge is located at the origin with charge of 10C. The second charge is -15C that is 0.30 m NORTH of the origin. The third charge is -12nC that is 0.10m EAST of the origin. Compute the net electric force on the charge 2.

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