Q1 Find the net force and the direction on the following Q charges.91 (3C)(2C)-92 (6C)6cm4°cm-4Cm8 cm

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Q1 Find the net force and the direction on the following Q charges. 9, (3C) -Q (2C) -92 (6C) 4 cm → 4 Cm 8 cm

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Q1 Find the net force and the direction on the following Q charges.
91 (3C)
(2C)
-92 (6C)
6cm
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4Cm
8 cm

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