Three electric charges are positioned as shown. F = F, + F, is the charge on q due to q, and q;. Additional information is given below. Charge X-coordinate y-coordinate 0,m 4. =-2 uC 0_m 0.62 m 0.43 m 0.56,m Find the indicated quantities. 11. Fas = A. -0.09433N D. -0.1155 N В. -0.11N E. -0.1059N C. -0.1003 N F. -0.08892 N 12. Fay = A. -0.1166,N D. -0.1357N B. -0.1432 N E. -0.1233,N C. -0.1091N F. -0.1301N 13. Fa = A. -0.2067 N D. -0.2164,N B. -0.2403,N E. -0.2489.N C. -0.2575,N F. -0.2286,N

Three electric charges are positioned as shown. F = F, + F, is the charge on q due to q, and q;. Additional information is given below. Charge X-coordinate y-coordinate 0,m 4. =-2 uC 0_m 0.62 m 0.43 m 0.56,m Find the indicated quantities. 11. Fas = A. -0.09433N D. -0.1155 N В. -0.11N E. -0.1059N C. -0.1003 N F. -0.08892 N 12. Fay = A. -0.1166,N D. -0.1357N B. -0.1432 N E. -0.1233,N C. -0.1091N F. -0.1301N 13. Fa = A. -0.2067 N D. -0.2164,N B. -0.2403,N E. -0.2489.N C. -0.2575,N F. -0.2286,N

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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