Problem 2.Four-point chargesare located as shown in the figure. Considerthe following values for the charges:y [m]a.o91929394AtrractiveORepulsived.Charge [C]1x 10-66x 10-69x 10-61x 10-6Calculate the electric forceapplied by charge q₁ on charge 9₂.F12=NIs this electric force attractive or repulsive?AtrractiveORepulsiveQ₁OF,b.Calculate the electric forceapplied by charge 93 on charge 92.732 =NIs this electric force attractive or repulsive?AtrractiveORepulsivetotalQ3x [m]Position [m]7₁=0.07 Ĵat origin73=0.07 î74= -0.07 îC.applied by charge 94 on charge 92-742=î+ÎNIs this electric force attractive or repulsive?Calculate the electric forceOFtotal = F12 F32 + F42OF total == F12 + F32 + F42The total force on 92 is given by:== F12 + F22 + F32 + F42

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Problem 2. Four-point charges are located as shown in the figure. Consider the following values for the charges: y [m] a. Q₁ 91 92 93 94 C. Atrractive ORepulsive d Charge [C] 1x 10-6 Q₁ 6x 10-6 9x 10-6 1x 10-6 Calculate the electric force applied by charge q₁ on charge 92. F₁2= N Is this electric force attractive or repulsive? Atrractive ORepulsive Q₂ b. applied by charge 93 on charge q2 F32= ĴN Is this electric force attractive or repulsive? OF total = Atrractive ORepulsive Q3 Position [m] 7,-0.07 Ĵ at origin 73=0.07 î 74 -0.07 Calculate the electric force x [m] applied by charge 94 on charge 92. N Is this electric force attractive or repulsive? Calculate the electric force OF total = F 12 + F22 + F32 + F 42 OFtotal= F12+ F32 + F42 The total force on 92 is given by: F12 + F32 + F42

Problem 2. Four-point charges are located as shown in the figure. Consider the following values for the charges: y [m] a. Q₁ 91 92 93 94 C. Atrractive ORepulsive d Charge [C] 1x 10-6 Q₁ 6x 10-6 9x 10-6 1x 10-6 Calculate the electric force applied by charge q₁ on charge 92. F₁2= N Is this electric force attractive or repulsive? Atrractive ORepulsive Q₂ b. applied by charge 93 on charge q2 F32= ĴN Is this electric force attractive or repulsive? OF total = Atrractive ORepulsive Q3 Position [m] 7,-0.07 Ĵ at origin 73=0.07 î 74 -0.07 Calculate the electric force x [m] applied by charge 94 on charge 92. N Is this electric force attractive or repulsive? Calculate the electric force OF total = F 12 + F22 + F32 + F 42 OFtotal= F12+ F32 + F42 The total force on 92 is given by: F12 + F32 + F42

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Problem 2.
Four-point charges
are located as shown in the figure. Consider
the following values for the charges:
y [m]
a.
o
91
92
93
94
Atrractive
ORepulsive
d.
Charge [C]
1x 10-6
6x 10-6
9x 10-6
1x 10-6
Calculate the electric force
applied by charge q₁ on charge 9₂.
F12=
N
Is this electric force attractive or repulsive?
Atrractive
ORepulsive
Q₁
OF,
b.
Calculate the electric force
applied by charge 93 on charge 92.
732 =
N
Is this electric force attractive or repulsive?
Atrractive
ORepulsive
total
Q3
x [m]
Position [m]
7₁=0.07 Ĵ
at origin
73=0.07 î
74= -0.07 î
C.
applied by charge 94 on charge 92-
742=
î+ÎN
Is this electric force attractive or repulsive?
Calculate the electric force
OFtotal = F12 F32 + F42
OF total =
= F12 + F32 + F42
The total force on 92 is given by:
=
= F12 + F22 + F32 + F42

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