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Mary is calculating the force acting on charge Q;. What value did she obtain for y- component of the resultant force F,? F31x Q3 = +65 µC F31y 60 cm 90° 30° 52 cm Q1 =-86 µC Q2 =+50 µC 30 cm

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Mary is calculating the force acting on charge Q3. What value did she obtain for y-
component of the resultant force E,?
F32
F31x
Q3 = +65 µC
F31y
F31
60 cm
90°
30
52 cm
Q--86 μC
Q2 = +50 µC e
30 cm

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