The electrostatic forces on a given charge due to three other charges are given below: F41 = 3.32 mN at 90º ccw from 24.1° F42 = 6.74 mN at 21.5º east of south F43 = 4.93 mN at 30.3º south of west Calculate the magnitude (only) of the resultant force, in mN.

The electrostatic forces on a given charge due to three other charges are given below: F41 = 3.32 mN at 90º ccw from 24.1° F42 = 6.74 mN at 21.5º east of south F43 = 4.93 mN at 30.3º south of west Calculate the magnitude (only) of the resultant force, in mN.

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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