Three positive (1 nC, 2 nC, 3 nç) charges are at the corners of a square of side a as shown in Fig 1. Determine the direction and magnitude of resultant electric force on g. (g=4 nC, a=5 cm) 2 nC 3nC Fig. 1 1 nc

Three positive (1 nC, 2 nC, 3 nç) charges are at the corners of a square of side a as shown in Fig 1. Determine the direction and magnitude of resultant electric force on g. (g=4 nC, a=5 cm) 2 nC 3nC Fig. 1 1 nc

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