a9,918 x 10-6[C]a. [applied by charge q₁ on charge 92.|)i + (F by 1 on 92= (b92-1 × 10-6[C]F by 93 on 92Ĵ[N]F net[N]Calculate the electric forceb. [.applied by charge 93 on charge q2.|)i + (=) Ĵ [N]931 x 10-6[C]Calculate the electric forced. [applied by charges n charge.] ) Î +(\xCalculate the net electric force

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a. [ Calculate the electric force applied by charge q₁ on charge 92. | ) Î + ( F by 9₁ on 92 91 = ( ) j [N] b. [. applied by charge 93 on charge 92. ]) î + ( [ F by 93 on 92 Ĵ [N] Calculate the electric force d. [2 applied by charges n charge. Calculate the net electric force

a. [ Calculate the electric force applied by charge q₁ on charge 92. | ) Î + ( F by 9₁ on 92 91 = ( ) j [N] b. [. applied by charge 93 on charge 92. ]) î + ( [ F by 93 on 92 Ĵ [N] Calculate the electric force d. [2 applied by charges n charge. Calculate the net electric force

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9,
91
8 x 10-6
[C]
a. [
applied by charge q₁ on charge 92.
|)i + (
F by 1 on 92
= (
b
92
-1 × 10-6
[C]
F by 93 on 92
Ĵ[N]
F net
[N]
Calculate the electric force
b. [.
applied by charge 93 on charge q2.
|)i + (
=
) Ĵ [N]
93
1 x 10-6
[C]
Calculate the electric force
d. [
applied by charges n charge.
] ) Î +(\
x
Calculate the net electric force

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