3) Consider the figure below where :Q = 20000 nC and L = 0.6m.%3DCalculate the magnitude of Coulombforce F on any one of the charges?k=9x10^9 S.I *LI14 N19 N25 NO 15 NO 9.1 N

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3) Consider the figure below where : Q = 20000 nC and L = 0.6m. Calculate the magnitude of Coulomb force F on any one of the charges? %3D k=9x10^9 S.I * LI 14 N 19 N 25 N O 15 N O 9.1 N

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