Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whosesides measures 1.7 cm. If the charges are ql = +3.3 µC, q2 = + 4.6 µC , and q3 = - 2.9 µC. Findthe net force acting on q3.9260.0°Select one:Oa. 619.9674 N @ 125.4272 degreesOb. 619.9674 N @ 144.5728 degreesOc.0.0620 N @ 125.4272 degreesOd. The correct answer is not in the choicesOe. 0.0620 N @ 144.5728 degrees

Given: q1=+3.3 μCq2=+4.6 μCq3=-2.9 μC Coulomb's law is used to find net force on q3 due to other two…

Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whose sides measures 1.7 cm. If the charges are ql = +3.3 µC , q2 = + 4.6 µC , and q3 = - 2.9 µC. Find the net force acting on q3.

Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whose sides measures 1.7 cm. If the charges are ql = +3.3 µC , q2 = + 4.6 µC , and q3 = - 2.9 µC. Find the net force acting on q3.

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Three electrically charged particle are placed on the corner of an equilateral triangle whose
sides measures 1.7 cm. If the charges are ql = +3.3 µC, q2 = + 4.6 µC , and q3 = - 2.9 µC. Find
the net force acting on q3.
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Oa. 619.9674 N @ 125.4272 degrees
Ob. 619.9674 N @ 144.5728 degrees
Oc.0.0620 N @ 125.4272 degrees
Od. The correct answer is not in the choices
Oe. 0.0620 N @ 144.5728 degrees

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