4. Given three charges in a standard coordinate system, calculate the magnitude and directionof the net electrostatic force on charge A.+10 µC at (+0 m, +0 m)-20 µC at (+0 m, +3 m)+25 µC at (-4 m, +0 m)Charge A:Charge B:Charge C:

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4. Given three charges in a standard coordinate system, calculate the magnitude and direc of the net electrostatic force on charge A. Charge A: Charge B: Charge C: +10 µC at (+0 m, +0 m) -20 µC at (+0 m, +3 m) +25 µC at (-4 m, +0 m)

4. Given three charges in a standard coordinate system, calculate the magnitude and direc of the net electrostatic force on charge A. Charge A: Charge B: Charge C: +10 µC at (+0 m, +0 m) -20 µC at (+0 m, +3 m) +25 µC at (-4 m, +0 m)

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4. Given three charges in a standard coordinate system, calculate the magnitude and direction
of the net electrostatic force on charge A.
+10 µC at (+0 m, +0 m)
-20 µC at (+0 m, +3 m)
+25 µC at (-4 m, +0 m)
Charge A:
Charge B:
Charge C:

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