Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whose sides measures 8.1 cm. If the charges are ql = +1.8 µC, q2 = + 8.5 µC, and q3 = - 1.2 µC. Find the net force acting on q3. PS: Keep a photo, clear photo, of your solution! 92 60.0°

Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whose sides measures 8.1 cm. If the charges are ql = +1.8 µC, q2 = + 8.5 µC, and q3 = - 1.2 µC. Find the net force acting on q3. PS: Keep a photo, clear photo, of your solution! 92 60.0°

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Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whose
sides measures 8.1 cm. If the charges are ql = +1.8 µC, q2 = + 8.5 µC, and q3 = - 1.2 µC. Find
the net force acting on q3.
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