There are two point charges q1=(6.00x10^0) µC and q2=(-6.000x10^0) µC. q1 is located at origin (0, 0). q2 is located at ((4.000x10^O) m,(9.000x10^O) m). Now we place another point charge q3 = (-4.000x10^O) µC at ((4.000x10^0) m, 0), i.e. q3 is right underneath of q2. Please calculated the x-component of the electrostatic force on q3 . Give your answer in the unit of N with 3 sf. Note: Use the sign to represent the direction, for example -2.11x10^-4 means the force is on the negative x direction. Y q2 q1 93 X

There are two point charges q1=(6.00x10^0) µC and q2=(-6.000x10^0) µC. q1 is located at origin (0, 0). q2 is located at ((4.000x10^O) m,(9.000x10^O) m). Now we place another point charge q3 = (-4.000x10^O) µC at ((4.000x10^0) m, 0), i.e. q3 is right underneath of q2. Please calculated the x-component of the electrostatic force on q3 . Give your answer in the unit of N with 3 sf. Note: Use the sign to represent the direction, for example -2.11x10^-4 means the force is on the negative x direction. Y q2 q1 93 X

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