Please provide complete solutions & a free-body diagram for each diagram I. Given the diagram below, answer the following questions.2m3mq1 = 1µcq2 = 2µcq3 = 3µc%3D1. What is the force acting on q1?2. What is the force acting on q2?3. What is the force acting on q3?II.91 = 2µc92 =93 = 5µc3m5m934. What should be the charge of q2 in order for the total force acting on it to be zero?

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I. Given the diagram below, answer the following questions. 2m 3m q1 = 1µc q2 = 2µc q3 = 3µc %3D 1. What is the force acting on q,? 2. What is the force acting on q2? 3. What is the force acting on q3?

I. Given the diagram below, answer the following questions. 2m 3m q1 = 1µc q2 = 2µc q3 = 3µc %3D 1. What is the force acting on q,? 2. What is the force acting on q2? 3. What is the force acting on q3?

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