Charge 1: - 500 MC at point lom, 0m)Charge 2: - 400 MC at point (0m, 5m)Charge 3: 300M C at point (4 m, 4m)Charge 4:350 MC at point (2 m, - 3m)Charge 5:-100 M C at point (-3m, 2m)use the Electric field to determine the Force on Charge 5?Чт)

Given:- The five charge q1=-500μCq2=-400 μCq3=-300μCq4=500μCq5=-100μC Find:- using the electric…

Charge 1: - 500 MC at point lom, Om) Charge 2: -400 MC at point (0m. 5m) Charge 3: 300M C at point (4 m, 4 m) Charge 4:350MC Qt point (2 m, - 3m) Charge 5:-100 M C at point (-3m, 2m) Use the Electric field to determine the Force on Charge 5?

Charge 1: - 500 MC at point lom, Om) Charge 2: -400 MC at point (0m. 5m) Charge 3: 300M C at point (4 m, 4 m) Charge 4:350MC Qt point (2 m, - 3m) Charge 5:-100 M C at point (-3m, 2m) Use the Electric field to determine the Force on Charge 5?

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Charge 3: 300M C at point (4 m, 4m)
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use the Electric field to determine the Force on Charge 5?
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