Three charges are arranged as shown below: 9₁ = 22 µC is at the origin, q2 = -10 µC is at a distance ofb = 0.55 m along the vertical axis, and q3 = 16 µC is at a distance of a 0.4 m along the horizontal axis.Find the forces exerted on 9₁ by 92, by 93 and by 92 and q3 together (the net force).=b9291a93=The magnitude of the force on q₁ due 92, F12:The direction of the force on q₁ due q2 is Select an answerThe magnitude of the force on 9₁ due 93,F13 =The direction of the force on 9₁ due q3 is Select an answer ✓The magnitude of the net force on 9₁, F1,NetThe direction of the net force on q₁ is Select an answer ✓Units Select an answer ✓Units Select an answer ✓Units Select an answer ✓

force on q1 by q2,f12=kq1q2b2 =9×109×22×10-6×-10×10-60.552 =6.55 Ndirection towards north (…

Three charges are arranged as shown below: q₁ = 22 µC is at the origin, q2 = -10 μC is at a distance of b = 0.55 m along the vertical axis, and q3 = 16 μC is at a distance of a = 0.4 m along the horizontal axis. Find the forces exerted on q₁ by 92, by 93 and by 92 and q3 together (the net force).

Three charges are arranged as shown below: q₁ = 22 µC is at the origin, q2 = -10 μC is at a distance of b = 0.55 m along the vertical axis, and q3 = 16 μC is at a distance of a = 0.4 m along the horizontal axis. Find the forces exerted on q₁ by 92, by 93 and by 92 and q3 together (the net force).

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