Question 3 Five charges are arranges at the corners and the center of a square of length L=1 m. Calculate the net force acting on the charge q, evaluating for q= 1 nC, and Q= 10 mC. Give your answer in unit vector notation. 20

Question 3 Five charges are arranges at the corners and the center of a square of length L=1 m. Calculate the net force acting on the charge q, evaluating for q= 1 nC, and Q= 10 mC. Give your answer in unit vector notation. 20

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