Given:I. Given the following charges:Q1 = 10 nC @ (2, -4,5)Solve the following:a. Force on Q1 by: i.) Q2, ii.) Q3b. Force on Q2 by: i.) Q1, ii.) Q3c. Force on Q3 by: i.) Q1, ii.) Q2d. Total Electric Field Intensity and Electric Flux Density on point (5, 5, -5) by all charges.e. Total Electric Field Intensity and Electric Flux Density on point (7, 1.2 rad, 2 rad) by allcharges.Q2 = -3 nC @ (0, -2, -3)Q3 = -4.5 nC @ (-2, 1, 7)

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Given: I. Given the following charges: Q1 = 10 nC @ (2, -4,5) Solve the following: a. Force on Q1 by: i.) Q2, ii.) Q3 b. Force on Q2 by: i.) Q1, ii.) Q3 c. Force on Q3 by: i.) Q1, ii.) Q2 Q2 = -3 nC @ (0, -2, -3) Q3 = -4.5 nC @ (-2, 1, 7)

Given: I. Given the following charges: Q1 = 10 nC @ (2, -4,5) Solve the following: a. Force on Q1 by: i.) Q2, ii.) Q3 b. Force on Q2 by: i.) Q1, ii.) Q3 c. Force on Q3 by: i.) Q1, ii.) Q2 Q2 = -3 nC @ (0, -2, -3) Q3 = -4.5 nC @ (-2, 1, 7)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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