Charges are placed at the corners of the square as shown in the figure. Since the resultant force acting the + q charge is 0, the qx charge can be: +2q B. +q +2q Cev (-4/2)q 71 (-8/2)q (V2)q 7. 13 19 e) (-3/2)q Boş bırak 000 00

Charges are placed at the corners of the square as shown in the figure. Since the resultant force acting the + q charge is 0, the qx charge can be: +2q B. +q +2q Cev (-4/2)q 71 (-8/2)q (V2)q 7. 13 19 e) (-3/2)q Boş bırak 000 00

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figure. Since the resultant force acting the + q charge is 0, the qx
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