Consider three charges on a coordinate system. Charge q = -27 µC is at the origin, charge q2 = -16 µC is at (0, -1.5) µm, and charge q3 = +33 µC is at (3.0, 0) µm. Find the magnitude and direction of the resultang force on qı-

Consider three charges on a coordinate system. Charge q = -27 µC is at the origin, charge q2 = -16 µC is at (0, -1.5) µm, and charge q3 = +33 µC is at (3.0, 0) µm. Find the magnitude and direction of the resultang force on qı-

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Consider three charges on a coordinate system. Charge q1 = -27 µC is at the origin,
charge q2 = -16 µC is at (0, -1.5) µm, and charge q3 = +33 µC is at (3.0, 0) µm. Find
the magnitude and direction of the resultang force on qı.

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