123net 6-04t 0.034* F33 net - 0.068N - tan ) = 26. 91° (e7NID) (Suc) ( &u 12MC ↑ • An 8µC charge is place at dist = 3.61m 3m the origin and a -5µC charge is placed 2m to the right. A 8uc third charge equal to -12µC Fiare 23) on the y-axis 3m above the 3-0.04IN Fax = F, Cos & Cos se. 31 first charge. F2 =0.0899 N %3D 23X *0-041 20.022 N Fazy = F, Sinb X-Comp: F2zx y F, F- 0-0 22 N -0.0899N O Fy :.067N y-Comp : Fa3y -A0.034N What is the net force on second charge due to the %3D other two charges? = 0-041 Sin s631
123net 6-04t 0.034* F33 net - 0.068N - tan ) = 26. 91° (e7NID) (Suc) ( &u 12MC ↑ • An 8µC charge is place at dist = 3.61m 3m the origin and a -5µC charge is placed 2m to the right. A 8uc third charge equal to -12µC Fiare 23) on the y-axis 3m above the 3-0.04IN Fax = F, Cos & Cos se. 31 first charge. F2 =0.0899 N %3D 23X *0-041 20.022 N Fazy = F, Sinb X-Comp: F2zx y F, F- 0-0 22 N -0.0899N O Fy :.067N y-Comp : Fa3y -A0.034N What is the net force on second charge due to the %3D other two charges? = 0-041 Sin s631
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T93net 0-04t 0:034*
2
dist = 3.61m
3m
12MC ↑
• An 8µC charge is place at
the origin and a -5µC charge
is placed 2m to the right. A
F33 net = 0,068 N
- tan = 26 91°
%3D
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third charge equal to -12µC
(849X1D) (Suc)( &uc
on the y-axis 3m above the
23=0.041N
first charge.
Fa3x = F, Cos &
F =0.0899 N
=0 041
Cosshe. 31
X-Comp: Fazx y F,
Fx = 0.0 22 N - 0.0899N
O Fy :.067N
y-Comp: Fa3y
What is the net force on
2 0.022 N
second charge due to the
Fazy = F3 Sino
= 0.041 Sin Ss631
- 0-034 N
%3D
other two charges?
=☺0.034N
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