Illustrate by Using Coulomb's Law You have an equilateral triangle and you happen to place three charges (21C) (-59C) (53C) on each vertex. -59C is placed at the center of the equilateral triangle whose sides are equal to r(37fm). What is the net force experience by -59C due to other two charges?

Illustrate by Using Coulomb's Law You have an equilateral triangle and you happen to place three charges (21C) (-59C) (53C) on each vertex. -59C is placed at the center of the equilateral triangle whose sides are equal to r(37fm). What is the net force experience by -59C due to other two charges?

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