A) Three charged particles q = +7.5 x 10-6 C are placed as shown in the figure 7.16, where L = 25 cm. Determines the intensity and direction of the force electric force acting on the particle on the right. gk L -La da Figure 7.16 L q X

A) Three charged particles q = +7.5 x 10-6 C are placed as shown in the figure 7.16, where L = 25 cm. Determines the intensity and direction of the force electric force acting on the particle on the right. gk L -La da Figure 7.16 L q X

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