The figure below shows two tiny charged spheres q1 = 3.57 µC and q2 = 8.16 µC separated by 33.99 cm. If q3 = 7.08 mc is placed at point P midway between q1 and 8.16 , determine the magnitude of the total force (in newtons) on q3. Express your answers accurate to two decimal places. 92 P

The figure below shows two tiny charged spheres q1 = 3.57 µC and q2 = 8.16 µC separated by 33.99 cm. If q3 = 7.08 mc is placed at point P midway between q1 and 8.16 , determine the magnitude of the total force (in newtons) on q3. Express your answers accurate to two decimal places. 92 P

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