Qs Q2/ This Figure shows that two charges Ql=7 µC and Q2= - 12 µC separated by a distance of 13 cm. 1- Determine the direction and magnitude of the electric force at Q3 shown in the figure. 2- Determine the magnitude and direction of the electric field between the two charges at x.

Qs Q2/ This Figure shows that two charges Ql=7 µC and Q2= - 12 µC separated by a distance of 13 cm. 1- Determine the direction and magnitude of the electric force at Q3 shown in the figure. 2- Determine the magnitude and direction of the electric field between the two charges at x.

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Q2/ This Figure shows that two charges Q1=7 µC and Q2= - 12 µC
separated by a distance of 13 cm.
1- Determine the direction and magnitude of the electric force at Q3
shown in the figure.
2- Determine the magnitude and direction of the electric field between the
two charges at x.

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