Three charges line vertically respectively (48C q1), (-45C q2), (-21 C q3). q1and q2is separated by 37μm while q2 and q3 is separated by 58 mm . What is magnitude and direction of the net force experience by q3?

Three charges line vertically respectively (48C q1), (-45C q2), (-21 C q3). q1and q2is separated by 37μm while q2 and q3 is separated by 58 mm . What is magnitude and direction of the net force experience by q3?

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