What is the field strength of the electric vector E at the origin as a result of all three charges and what is its direction(in polar coordinates) q2 -4-Зис3q12-5uc-6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0-11 245-2--3--4-q3-5-2μCThree charges are located on a grid such that the first charge (q1, 5 µC) is at location (3, 4); the secondcharge (q2, -3µC) is at (-4, 1); and the third charge (q3, 2µC) is at (3, -5). Each square is 1 cm x 1 cm.11. What is the force exerted on q1 by q2 and in what direction (in polar coordinates: F/0)?

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What is the field strength of the electric vector E at the origin as a result of all three charges and what is its direction(in polar coordinates)

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Three charges are located on a grid such that the first charge (q1, 5 µC) is at location (3, 4); the second
charge (q2, -3µC) is at (-4, 1); and the third charge (q3, 2µC) is at (3, -5). Each square is 1 cm x 1 cm.
11. What is the force exerted on q1 by q2 and in what direction (in polar coordinates: F/0)?

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