A charge Q1 is 6x10^-4 C at A(5,3,2) and another charge Q2 is -4x10^-4 C at B(5,4,2) is in the vacuum. a.) find the force on Q1 b.) find the electric field intensity if we let Q1 becomes the test charge

A charge Q1 is 6x10^-4 C at A(5,3,2) and another charge Q2 is -4x10^-4 C at B(5,4,2) is in the vacuum. a.) find the force on Q1 b.) find the electric field intensity if we let Q1 becomes the test charge

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A charge Q1 is 6x10^-4 C at A(5,3,2) and another charge Q2 is -4x10^-4 C at B(5,4,2) is in the vacuum.
a.) find the force on Q1
b.) find the electric field intensity if we let Q1 becomes the test charge

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