5. Three charge spheres are at the position shown in the figure. Charge A (4.67x10°C) is located at the origin, Charge B (8.21x10°C) is located at X=4m, Y=0, while the charge C (6.72x10°C) is located at the X=0cm, Y=-3 m. • Find the net electrostatic force at sphere A • Find the net electric field at (4, -3)

5. Three charge spheres are at the position shown in the figure. Charge A (4.67x10°C) is located at the origin, Charge B (8.21x10°C) is located at X=4m, Y=0, while the charge C (6.72x10°C) is located at the X=0cm, Y=-3 m. • Find the net electrostatic force at sphere A • Find the net electric field at (4, -3)

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5. Three charge spheres are at the position shown in the figure. Charge A (4.67x10*C) is located at the origin,
Charge B (8.21x10°C) is located at X=4m, Y=0, while the charge C (6.72x10°C) is located at the X=0cm, Y=-3 m.
• Find the net electrostatic force at sphere A
• Find the net electric field at (4, -3)

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