Q = 3 µC and l = 11 cm. Calculate the x-component of the force on the upper left charge, in units of N/µC. (You will only be able to enter a number. It's only this reason that l'm forcing a particular unit.) This and the next several questions refer to this situation. Three identical charges (Q) are in an equilateral triangle with sides of length (): The two left charges are aligned vertically. Choose the expression for the force on the charge to the right.

Q = 3 µC and l = 11 cm. Calculate the x-component of the force on the upper left charge, in units of N/µC. (You will only be able to enter a number. It's only this reason that l'm forcing a particular unit.) This and the next several questions refer to this situation. Three identical charges (Q) are in an equilateral triangle with sides of length (): The two left charges are aligned vertically. Choose the expression for the force on the charge to the right.

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Q = 3 μ C and ℓ = 11 cm. Calculate the x-component of the force on the upper left charge, in units of N/μ C. (You will only be able to enter a number. It's only this reason that I'm forcing a particular unit.)

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Q = 3 µC and l = 11 cm. Calculate the x-component of the force on the upper left charge, in units
of N/µC. (You will only be able to enter a number. It's only this reason that l'm forcing a particular
unit.)

This and the next several questions refer to this situation. Three identical charges (Q) are in an
equilateral triangle with sides of length ():
The two left charges are aligned vertically. Choose the expression for the force on the charge to the
right.

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