Q1: If three charges located at the corners of triangle as shown in Figure, where q = - 10 µC q = 20µC q3 = - 100 µC, and a = 0.10 m. Find the electric force exerted on q, and the angle of the magnitude force? y q2 q3 a 2a qi

Q1: If three charges located at the corners of triangle as shown in Figure, where q = - 10 µC q = 20µC q3 = - 100 µC, and a = 0.10 m. Find the electric force exerted on q, and the angle of the magnitude force? y q2 q3 a 2a qi

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Q1: If three charges located at the corners of triangle as shown in Figure,
where q, = -10 µC q, = 20µC q3 = - 100 µC , and a = 0.10 m. Find the
electric force exerted on q, and the angle of the magnitude force?
y
q2
q3
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q1

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