Three charges, q₁ =-3.4 µC, q2 =4.9 µC and q3 =3.1 µC are placedon xy plane as shown in the picture below.92a91ybaa = 4.0 cmb = 2.0 cmr12 r13 = √√a² + b² = 0.0447 m93XWhat is the x component of the net force exerted on charge q₁ bycharges 92 and 93.Provide your answer in newtowns with the precision of two placesafter decimal.

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Three charges, 9₁ =-3.4 µC, q2 =4.9 µC and q3 =3.1 µC are placed on xy plane as shown in the picture below. 92 a 91 y b a a = 4.0 cm b = 2.0 cm 12 = 13 = √√√a² + b² 93 X = 0.0447 m What is the x component of the net force exerted on charge q₁ by charges 92 and 93. Provide your answer in newtowns with the precision of two places after decimal.

Three charges, 9₁ =-3.4 µC, q2 =4.9 µC and q3 =3.1 µC are placed on xy plane as shown in the picture below. 92 a 91 y b a a = 4.0 cm b = 2.0 cm 12 = 13 = √√√a² + b² 93 X = 0.0447 m What is the x component of the net force exerted on charge q₁ by charges 92 and 93. Provide your answer in newtowns with the precision of two places after decimal.

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Three charges, q₁ =-3.4 µC, q2 =4.9 µC and q3 =3.1 µC are placed
on xy plane as shown in the picture below.
92
a
91
y
b
a
a = 4.0 cm
b = 2.0 cm
r12 r13 = √√a² + b² = 0.0447 m
93
X
What is the x component of the net force exerted on charge q₁ by
charges 92 and 93.
Provide your answer in newtowns with the precision of two places
after decimal.

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