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Charges are placed at the corners of the square as shown in the figure. Since the resultant force acting the +q charge is 0, the qx charge can be: +29 a +q 24 (- 8,2)q (v2)q (-4/2)q (-3/2)4

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2- Charges are placed at the corners of the square as shown in the figure. Since the resultant force acting the +q charge
is 0, the qx charge can be:
+24
a
+24
a) (- 8/2)q
b) (v2)q
d)
(-4/2)q
e) (-3/2)q

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