Charge 9 is +100 uc. Localed 0.500 m lo the right of g is Charge 9, (+1200MC ). Ata distance of 1.50 m in the y direction form charge 9, is Charge (23.0ome). Find the magnitude and direchkan of The elechrical force n charge?

Charge 9 is +100 uc. Localed 0.500 m lo the right of g is Charge 9, (+1200MC ). Ata distance of 1.50 m in the y direction form charge 9, is Charge (23.0ome). Find the magnitude and direchkan of The elechrical force n charge?

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