Please sir can you help me with this Show answer choicesA 0.131NBCE0.141ND) 0.160NF0.150N0.169N0.179N There are four particles at position 1 to 4. The particles have charges q1 = -q3 = 230nC andq2 = -q4 = 130nC, and distance a = 6.3cm. What is the magnitude of the net electrostaticforce on particle 1?yaF =3Useful Formula:1 919224μ€о г²₁F21a-a-U =2Ta4NΣΣj=1 k#jX...1 qjqk4περ Υjk

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here are four particles at position 1 to 4. The particles have charges q1 = -q3 = 230nC a 2 = -q4 = 130nC, and distance a = 6.3cm. What is the magnitude of the net electrostatic >rce on particle 1? D a F = 3 Useful Formula: 1 9192 4περ r1 921 α- α· = a 4 N ΣΣ j=1k#j X 1 qjt 4πεο Yji

here are four particles at position 1 to 4. The particles have charges q1 = -q3 = 230nC a 2 = -q4 = 130nC, and distance a = 6.3cm. What is the magnitude of the net electrostatic >rce on particle 1? D a F = 3 Useful Formula: 1 9192 4περ r1 921 α- α· = a 4 N ΣΣ j=1k#j X 1 qjt 4πεο Yji

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There are four particles at position 1 to 4. The particles have charges q1 = -q3 = 230nC and
q2 = -q4 = 130nC, and distance a = 6.3cm. What is the magnitude of the net electrostatic
force on particle 1?
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F =
3
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F21
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4περ Υjk

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