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The image below shows three charges placed on the x and y axis: q1 = 3 nC, q2 -9 nC, q3 = -2 nC. They are all placed at the same distance 0.056 m from the origin. Determine the magnitude of the net electric field at the origin. %3D %3D 92 Answer: N/C (Express your answer as a whole number)

The image below shows three charges placed on the x and y axis: q1 = 3 nC, q2 -9 nC, q3 = -2 nC. They are all placed at the same distance 0.056 m from the origin. Determine the magnitude of the net electric field at the origin. %3D %3D 92 Answer: N/C (Express your answer as a whole number)

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N/C
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