Please help answer A point charge, Q1 =1.5 µC, is located at 71 =(3.5 i – 2.0 j+ 5.0 k) m. A second point charge, Q2= 4.0 µC, is located at72 = (8.0 î + 5.0 j–7.5 k) m.13% Part (a) What is the distance between the two charges, in meters?r=13% Part (b) Let ûUx+ Uy j+ Uzk be a unit vector pointing in the same direction as the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1. What is uz13% Part (c) Let û= Ux i + uy j+ uz k be a unit vector pointing in the same direction as the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1. What is Uyk be a unit vector pointing in the same direction as the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1. What is uzA 13% Part (d) Let ûA 13% Part (e) What is the magnitude of the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1?13% Part (f) Let F = Fr i + F, j+ F; k be the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1. What is Fr, in newtons?13% Part (g) Let F = Fr i + Fy j+ F; k be the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1. What is Fy, in newtons?= UxUy j+ uz13% Part (h) Let F = F i + Fy j+ Fz k be the force of charge Q2 on charge Q1. What is F2, in newtons?All content © 2021 Expert TA, LLC

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A point charge, Q1 =1.5 µC, is located at ř1 =(3.5 î – 2.0 j+ 5.0 k) m. A second point charge, Q2 = 4.0 µC, is located at T2 = (8.0 î + 5.0 ĵ–7.5 k) m. P A 13% Part (a) What is the distance between the two charges, in meters? m

A point charge, Q1 =1.5 µC, is located at ř1 =(3.5 î – 2.0 j+ 5.0 k) m. A second point charge, Q2 = 4.0 µC, is located at T2 = (8.0 î + 5.0 ĵ–7.5 k) m. P A 13% Part (a) What is the distance between the two charges, in meters? m

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