2.5 cm1. Point charges are aligned as shown in the figure. What is the netforce on each charge by the other three charges? (You need to findF1, F2, F3 and F4)94Fi is the net force on q1,F3 is the net force on q3,F2 is the net force on q2F4 is the net force on q4x 10-C,× 10-Cqi = + 4.q2 = -5.07x 106Cq3 = + 7.507x 10C94 = -

2.5 cm 1. Point charges are aligned as shown in the figure. What is the net force on each charge by the other three charges? (You need to find F1, F2, F3 and F4) 94 Fj is the net force on q1, F3 is the net force on q3, Fis the net force on q2 F4is the net force on q4 93 qi = + 4.07x 10-C 93 = + 7. x 106C q2 = - 5.07× 10-C q4 = - 507x 10°C

2.5 cm 1. Point charges are aligned as shown in the figure. What is the net force on each charge by the other three charges? (You need to find F1, F2, F3 and F4) 94 Fj is the net force on q1, F3 is the net force on q3, Fis the net force on q2 F4is the net force on q4 93 qi = + 4.07x 10-C 93 = + 7. x 106C q2 = - 5.07× 10-C q4 = - 507x 10°C

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