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Point charges Q1 = 5 µC and Q2 = -4 µC are placed at (3,2,1) and (-4,0,6), respectively. Determine the force on Q,. F = -5.746ax – 1.642a, + 4.104a, N

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Point charges Q1 = 5 µC and Q2 = -4 µC are placed at
(3,2,1) and (-4,0,6), respectively.
Determine the force on Q1.
F = -5.746ax –- 1.642a, + 4.104a, N

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