The coordinate of point charge q1=15μC is P1 (15,3) , the coordinate of charge q2=22μC is P2 (10,6) and the coordinate of charge q3=3μC is P3 (7,6). The coordinates have centimeters as unit.  The electric force on q2 due to q1 is denoted by vector F. a)Find  x and y component of F.   The electric force on q1 due to q2 is denoted by vector f.   b) Find x and y component of f.

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