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r PHYS 111-ME12S5A - Calculus-Based Physics Three charges, ,-Q1, -Q2, +Q3, are positioned on three corners of a square. The side length of the square is 10 mm. The magnitudes of the charges are equal to 1.0 C. Find the net force on +Q4 at the center as shown below. (3. Hint: Il Onnorit rtorr m

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Three charges, ,-Q1, –Q2, +Q3, are positioned on
three corners of a square. The side length of the square
is 10 mm. The magnitudes of the charges are equal to
1.0 C. Find the net force on +Q4 at the center as shown
below.
Hint: Illustrate the force vectors. Opposite vectors may
cancel each other.

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