The point charge qi is at the origin, the point charge q2 is at 1 = 40.0 cm on the r-axis and the point charge q3 is at y = 30.0 cm on the y-axis as shown. If q; = -4.0 µC and the net force on qy is F¡ = (+ 5.0î – 7.03 ) N, find the charge q2. y 30 cm 40 cm

The point charge qi is at the origin, the point charge q2 is at 1 = 40.0 cm on the r-axis and the point charge q3 is at y = 30.0 cm on the y-axis as shown. If q; = -4.0 µC and the net force on qy is F¡ = (+ 5.0î – 7.03 ) N, find the charge q2. y 30 cm 40 cm

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