3. Three identical charges of 2.5µC are placed in three corners of a square. Compute for the net force on the fourth charge, X, if it is located at the lower left corner of the square. Supposed the area of square is 25cm and the magnitude of fourth charge is 3µC.

3. Three identical charges of 2.5µC are placed in three corners of a square. Compute for the net force on the fourth charge, X, if it is located at the lower left corner of the square. Supposed the area of square is 25cm and the magnitude of fourth charge is 3µC.

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