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What is the net force exerted on q1 (top right corner) by the other three charges? 2.5 cm 9--3.0 10-8 C 9,=3.0 10- C 2.5 cm 93=3.0 10- C q2=-3.0 10-8 C

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

Section15.2: Insulators And Conductors

Problem 15.2QQ: Object A has a charge of +2 C, and object B has a charge of +6 C. Which statement is true? (a) FAB =...

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What is the net force exerted on q1 (top right corner) by the other three charges?
2.5 cm
9,=-3.0 10-6 C
q,=3.0 10-° C
2.5 cm
q3=3.0 10-6 C
q2=-3.0 10-8 C

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