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Four point charges placed as shown where q1=q3=5uC and q2=q4=-6uC F, cose b=60cm F, sin e F12 a-40cm Fu find the magnitude and direction that acts on q1.

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Four point charges placed as shown where q1=q3=5uC and q2=q4=-6uC
F, cose
b=60cm
F, sin e
F12
a-40cm
Fu
find the magnitude and direction that acts on q1.

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