hert u14.3RS The figure displays three identical balls, each of mass mand charge +g The balls hang from three wires and are in equilibrium. For the numerical values given below, what is the value of q (in uc)? Take m -0.100 kg = 30.0 cm, 0= 45.0°, and g-10 m/s. Fin O 32 O20 067 10

hert u14.3RS The figure displays three identical balls, each of mass mand charge +g The balls hang from three wires and are in equilibrium. For the numerical values given below, what is the value of q (in uc)? Take m -0.100 kg = 30.0 cm, 0= 45.0°, and g-10 m/s. Fin O 32 O20 067 10

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