Four electrically charged spheres are located on the corners of a square whosesides measures 4.1cm. All spheres are identically charged except that the threeare negative while only one is positive (q3). If the charges are 6.3 µC. Find thenet force acting on q3.PS: Take a photo, clear photo, of your solution!аaSelect one:O a. 406.3156 N @ 45 degreesOb.0.0406 N @ 45 degreesOc. 0.0406 N @ 225 degreesO d. The correct answer is not on the choices!O e. 406.3156N@ 225 degrees

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Four electrically charged spheres are located on the corners of a square whose sides measures 4.1 cm. All spheres are identically charged except that the three are negative while only one is positive (q3). If the charges are 6.3 uC. Find the net force acting on q3.

Four electrically charged spheres are located on the corners of a square whose sides measures 4.1 cm. All spheres are identically charged except that the three are negative while only one is positive (q3). If the charges are 6.3 uC. Find the net force acting on q3.

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Four electrically charged spheres are located on the corners of a square whose
sides measures 4.1cm. All spheres are identically charged except that the three
are negative while only one is positive (q3). If the charges are 6.3 µC. Find the
net force acting on q3.
PS: Take a photo, clear photo, of your solution!
а
a
Select one:
O a. 406.3156 N @ 45 degrees
Ob.0.0406 N @ 45 degrees
Oc. 0.0406 N @ 225 degrees
O d. The correct answer is not on the choices!
O e. 406.3156N@ 225 degrees

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