Three electric charges are located on a line as shown below. Find the electric force F, on q due to theother two charges. (q1 = -5.54.µC, q2 = -1.21.µC, q = -3.18_µC; a = 1.33_m, b = 0.54_m)9192а0.186_N0.1764_NА.D.0.2002_N0.1929_NВ.Е.С.0.1641_NF.0.171_N/--/IWWVL2.

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Three electric charges are located on a line as shown below. Find the electric force F, on q due to the other two charges. (q, = -5.54_µC, q2 = -1.21 uµC, q = -3.18_µC; a = 1.33_m, b = 0.54_m) 91 92 q a 2. 0.186_N 0.1764_N С. А. D. 0.2002_N 0.1929_N 0.171_N В. Е. 0.1641 N F. |--/ IWWVI

Three electric charges are located on a line as shown below. Find the electric force F, on q due to the other two charges. (q, = -5.54_µC, q2 = -1.21 uµC, q = -3.18_µC; a = 1.33_m, b = 0.54_m) 91 92 q a 2. 0.186_N 0.1764_N С. А. D. 0.2002_N 0.1929_N 0.171_N В. Е. 0.1641 N F. |--/ IWWVI

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Chapter22: Electric Fields

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other two charges. (q1 = -5.54.µC, q2 = -1.21.µC, q = -3.18_µC; a = 1.33_m, b = 0.54_m)
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