1. A) Calculate the electrical force acting on charge B (magnitude & direction) Qa = 9 x 10 °C Qb = 18 x 10 °c %3D I = 0.05 m B) If Qa is removed and replaced with a charge of Qc = - 4.2 x 10 °C at the same position, describe how the force on charge B would change (magnitude & direction). [Do not do math, just use words] The force would because The direction would be because

1. A) Calculate the electrical force acting on charge B (magnitude & direction) Qa = 9 x 10 °C Qb = 18 x 10 °c %3D I = 0.05 m B) If Qa is removed and replaced with a charge of Qc = - 4.2 x 10 °C at the same position, describe how the force on charge B would change (magnitude & direction). [Do not do math, just use words] The force would because The direction would be because

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1. A) Calculate the electrical force acting on charge B (magnitude & direction)
Qa = 9 x 10 °C
Qb = 18 x 10 °C
Iab = 0.05 m
B) If Qa is removed and replaced with a charge of Qc = - 4.2 x 10 °C at the same position, describe
how the force on charge B would change (magnitude & direction). [Do not do math, just use words]
The force would
because
The direction would be
because

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