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At what distance from the 4 µC charge is the 2.3-gram mass shown below in equilibrium? The angle of the frictionless incline is 28 degrees. 4μC 0.45 m O 1.31 m O 1.60 m O 4.52 m 2.3 grams 6μC

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At what distance from the 4 µC charge is the 2.3-gram mass shown below in equilibrium? The angle
of the frictionless incline is 28 degrees.
4uC
O 0.45 m
O 1.31 m
O 1.60 m
4.52 m
2.3 grams
6μα

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