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The magnitude of the force experienced by charge 3 due to charge 4 If q1 = +5µC, q2 = -10µC, q3 = +2µC and q4 = +4µC q1 4m q2 2m q3 q4 8 m 0.00919 N O 0.0225N 0.001125 N -0.0185 N 0.00901 N

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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The magnitude of the force experienced by charge 3 due to charge 4
If q1 = +5µC, q2 = -10µC, q3 = +2µC and q4 = +4µC
q1
4m
q2
2m
q3
q4
8 m
0.00919 N
0.0225N
0.001125 N
-0.0185 N
0.00901 N

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