1. A charge is located at the origin with a charge of q1 = -8 microC. Consider two other charge - 4 microC), q2 is at (Ocm, 5cm) and q3 is at (5cm, Оcт). a. Determine the force exerted by q2 on q1. b. Determine the force exerted by q3 on q1. 92 — —4 miсroC and 93 = c. Calculate the net force on the charge.

1. A charge is located at the origin with a charge of q1 = -8 microC. Consider two other charge - 4 microC), q2 is at (Ocm, 5cm) and q3 is at (5cm, Оcт). a. Determine the force exerted by q2 on q1. b. Determine the force exerted by q3 on q1. 92 — —4 miсroC and 93 = c. Calculate the net force on the charge.

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c. Calculate the net force on the charge.

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