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Determine the resultant electric force (magnitude and direction) on charge Q2 due to charge Q1 and Q3, as shown in Figure 1. Qι8 μC 0.12 m Q2 = - 6 µC 0.15 m Q3 = 10 µC %3D Figure 1

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Determine the resultant electric force (magnitude and direction) on charge Q2
due to charge Q1 and Q3, as shown in Figure 1.
Q1 = 8 µC
0.12 m
Q2 = - 6 µC
0.15 m
Q3 = 10 µC
Figure 1

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