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2. Consider the diagram below. Q = +5.00x10 c Q, = +4.00x10"c Q= -8.00x10 c = 5.00 cm r2= 8.00 cm. Qs Determine the magnitude and direction of the net electric force on Q.

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2. Consider the diagram below.
Q = +5.00x10 c
Q, = +4.00x10"c
Q= -8.00x10 c
= 5.00 cm
r2= 8.00 cm.
Qs
Determine the magnitude and direction of the net electric force on Q.

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