Q3: If three charges located as shown in the followingFigure, where q1= +6 µC, q= -2 µC and q3= - 3 µC. If a= 3m. Find a) the total electric force exerted on q2.6µC-2 µc-3 µCq1q3q2ЗаЗа4aP

Recall force between two charges by coulomb's law.F=kq1q2/r2

Q3: If three charges located as shown in the following Figure, where q1= + 6 µC, q2= -2 µC and q3= - 3 µC. If a = 3m. Find a) the total electric force exerted on q2. 6µC -2 με -3 µC q1 q2 q3 За За 4а P

Q3: If three charges located as shown in the following Figure, where q1= + 6 µC, q2= -2 µC and q3= - 3 µC. If a = 3m. Find a) the total electric force exerted on q2. 6µC -2 με -3 µC q1 q2 q3 За За 4а P

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