q1 = 4.00 µC, q2 = 3.00 μC, q3 = -5.00 μC 1 μ C = 10-6 C d12 = 0.30 m, d23 = 0.60 m use k = 9.00 x 109 N/(m2 C2) for the Coulomb Constant. Calculate the magnitude of the electrostatic (electric) force on charge q1 by charge q3.

q1 = 4.00 µC, q2 = 3.00 μC, q3 = -5.00 μC 1 μ C = 10-6 C d12 = 0.30 m, d23 = 0.60 m use k = 9.00 x 109 N/(m2 C2) for the Coulomb Constant. Calculate the magnitude of the electrostatic (electric) force on charge q1 by charge q3.

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q1 = 4.00 µC, q2 = 3.00 µC, q3 = -5.00 μC 1 μ C = 10-6 C d12 =
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Coulomb Constant.
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charge q1 by charge q3.

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