Given the arrangement of charged particles in the figure below, find the net electrostatic force on the q1 = 6.05-µC charged particle. (Assume q2 = 15.33 μC and q3 = -21.12 µC. Express your answer in vector form.) N 91 (-2.00 cm, 0) 93 (1.00 cm, 1.00 cm) 92 (0, -1.00 cm)

Given the arrangement of charged particles in the figure below, find the net electrostatic force on the q1 = 6.05-µC charged particle. (Assume q2 = 15.33 μC and q3 = -21.12 µC. Express your answer in vector form.) N 91 (-2.00 cm, 0) 93 (1.00 cm, 1.00 cm) 92 (0, -1.00 cm)

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Given the arrangement of charged particles in the figure below, find the net electrostatic force on the q1 = 6.05-µC charged
particle. (Assume q2 = 15.33 μC and q3 = -21.12 µC. Express your answer in vector form.)
N
91
(-2.00 cm, 0)
93
(1.00 cm, 1.00 cm)
92
(0, -1.00 cm)

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