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I dont know how to draw the direction on the Pythagoras graph and i cannot find magnitude on Pythagoras. I can do only on basic.

5. Three-point charges as shown in the figure below. What is the magnitude
of the static electric force at point A?
Q₁ = 4,5 µC
3 cm
Q₂=-2μC
4 cm
5cm
+B.
Q₁ = 8µC
= 0.07m
FAB =
FAC = 0.03m
= 0.05m
k = 9 × 10⁹ Nm² /C²
9
Given! q A = -2 × 106 C
B = 8 × 106 (
4.
qC = 4.5×10°C YBC
(Also need direction).

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