Consider an equilateral triangle 123 having each side length equal to 0.2 m. Let the uniform point charges with charge q = +10 nC be placed on vertices 1, 2, and 3. Find the resultant electric force on the charge at vertex 2. A 3.9× 10-N 3.38× 10-N 2.25 x 10-5N 2.0× 10-N B C D

Consider an equilateral triangle 123 having each side length equal to 0.2 m. Let the uniform point charges with charge q = +10 nC be placed on vertices 1, 2, and 3. Find the resultant electric force on the charge at vertex 2. A 3.9× 10-N 3.38× 10-N 2.25 x 10-5N 2.0× 10-N B C D

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Consider an equilateral triangle 123 having each side length equal to 0.2 m. Let the uniform point charges with
charge q = +10 nC be placed on vertices 1, 2, and 3. Find the resultant electric force on the charge at vertex 2.
A
3.9x10-5N
B
3.38× 10-N
с
2.25 × 10-5N
D
2.0× 10-N

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