a. 3.2 x 107 N;b. downwardOption 1a. 3.2 x 10¹ N;b. To the leftOption 3a. -3.2 x 107 N;b. To the rightOption Sa. -3.2 x 10' N;b. upwardOption 7a. 3.2 x 10' N;b. upwardOption 2a. 3.2 x 10¹ N;b. To the righta. -3.2 x 10' N;b. To the leftOption 6a. -3.2 x 10² N;b. downwardOption 8O Option 4 A positively charged particle with Q - 5 mC is placed between twonegatively charged particles with q1-1 mC (left) and q2 - 9 mC (right).The distance between q1 and Q is 5 cm and the distance from Q to q2 is 9cm.Find:a. the total force acting on the middle particle.b. the total force direction.

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A positively charged particle with Q - 5 mC is placed between two negatively charged particles with q1-1 mC (left) and q2 - 9 mC (right). The distance between q1 and Q is 5 cm and the distance from Q to q2 is 9 cm. Find: a. the total force acting on the middle particle. b. the total force direction.

A positively charged particle with Q - 5 mC is placed between two negatively charged particles with q1-1 mC (left) and q2 - 9 mC (right). The distance between q1 and Q is 5 cm and the distance from Q to q2 is 9 cm. Find: a. the total force acting on the middle particle. b. the total force direction.

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