Q2 Four charges are held at the corners of a square. Suppose the positive charge q1 is at equilibrium (the vector sum of all forces on this charge =0) and Let 9₁ 92 = -5 µC the length of each side of the square= 10 cm what is the magnitude of the positive charge q +91 <- 9: <-92 +93 5p0

Q2 Four charges are held at the corners of a square. Suppose the positive charge q1 is at equilibrium (the vector sum of all forces on this charge =0) and Let 9₁ 92 = -5 µC the length of each side of the square= 10 cm what is the magnitude of the positive charge q +91 <- 9: <-92 +93 5p0

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Four charges are held at the corners of a square.
Suppose the positive charge q1 is at equilibrium
(the vector sum of all forces on this charge =0)
and Let 9₁ 92 = -5µC
•
the length of each side of the square= 10 cm
what is the magnitude of the positive charge q
+91
<- 9:
<-92
+93
5µC

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