A charge q1 of 40 µC is placed at the origin of the xy-Coordinate system and a charge q2 of -76 µC is placed on the positive x-axis at x = 29 m. Calculate the magnitude of the net electric force being experienced by another charge q3 = 2 mC at point (29 m, 24 m) in N.

A charge q1 of 40 µC is placed at the origin of the xy-Coordinate system and a charge q2 of -76 µC is placed on the positive x-axis at x = 29 m. Calculate the magnitude of the net electric force being experienced by another charge q3 = 2 mC at point (29 m, 24 m) in N.

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A charge q1 of 40 µC is placed at the origin of the xy-coordinate system and a charge q2 of -76 µC is placed on the positive x-axis at x = 29 m. Calculate the magnitude of the net
electric force being experienced by another charge q3 = 2 mC at point (29 m, 24 m) in N.

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