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In the set up as shown below, determine the magnitude and direction of the total coulomb’s force (F) experienced by the charge Q3. 32 F31x F32 Q3 = +65 µC F31y +30° F31 60 cm 90° 209 30 cm

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In the set up as shown below, determine the magnitude and direction of the total
coulomb’s force (F) experienced by the charge Q3.
F32
y
F31x
F32
Q3 = +65 µC
F3ly
+-30°
31
60 cm
-- -- -
Q3
F31
90°
30°
Q =-86 µC
(b)
52 cm
Q2 =+50 µC
(а)
30 сm

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