5. Two Point charges q₁= 1 uC and q2=-2 uC are located at (3,- 2, 4) and (-1, 2, 4),respectively.a) Calculate the electric force exerted on 9₁.b) Calculate the net electric force exerted on a 10 nC charge located atposition (2, 3, 4).c) Calculate the net electric field intensity exerted at the 10nC charge.

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5. Two Point charges q₁= 1 uC and q2=-2 uC are located at (3,-2, 4) and (-1,2,4), respectively. a) Calculate the electric force exerted on q₁. b) Calculate the net electric force exerted on a 10 nC charge located at position (2, 3, 4). c) Calculate the net electric field intensity exerted at the 10nC charge.

5. Two Point charges q₁= 1 uC and q2=-2 uC are located at (3,-2, 4) and (-1,2,4), respectively. a) Calculate the electric force exerted on q₁. b) Calculate the net electric force exerted on a 10 nC charge located at position (2, 3, 4). c) Calculate the net electric field intensity exerted at the 10nC charge.

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5. Two Point charges q₁= 1 uC and q2=-2 uC are located at (3,- 2, 4) and (-1, 2, 4),
respectively.
a) Calculate the electric force exerted on 9₁.
b) Calculate the net electric force exerted on a 10 nC charge located at
position (2, 3, 4).
c) Calculate the net electric field intensity exerted at the 10nC charge.

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