Three-point charges q1(4.0pC), q2(2.0µC) and q3(1.0µC) are placed in vacuum as shown in the figure. The diameter of the circle is 20.0cm. Calculate the force experienced by charge q2 due to charges qi and q3. Express it in vector notation. q3 300 q1 iq2

Three-point charges q1(4.0pC), q2(2.0µC) and q3(1.0µC) are placed in vacuum as shown in the figure. The diameter of the circle is 20.0cm. Calculate the force experienced by charge q2 due to charges qi and q3. Express it in vector notation. q3 300 q1 iq2

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3. Three-point charges qi(4.0pC), q2(2.0µC) and qs(1.0µC) are placed in vacuum as shown
in the figure. The diameter of the circle is 20.0cm. Calculate the force experienced by
charge q2 due to charges qi and q3. Express it in vector notation.
q3
300
q1
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