v(m)q331q2q1x(m)r12Three point charges are arranged as shown in the diagram. Let q2= 10.64 nC and q3=-39 nC. The distance between the origin and q2 isr12=0.41 m and betweeen the origin and q3 is r13=0.11 m. Find the x- and y-components of the electric force acting on q1=-5970.9 nclocatd at the origin. 1nc=10-°cFx=F

q1= 5970.9 nC q2= 10.64 nc q3 = 39 nc

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q3 q2 q1 x(m) 12 Three point charges are arranged as shown in the diagram. Let q2= 10.64 nC and q3=-39 nC. The distance between the origin and q

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Three point charges are arranged as shown in the diagram. Let q2= 10.64 nC and q3=-39 nC. The distance between the origin and q2 is
r12=0.41 m and betweeen the origin and q3 is r13=0.11 m. Find the x- and y-components of the electric force acting on q1=-5970.9 nc
locatd at the origin. 1nc=10-°c
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