Two charges, q1=-4.44mC and q2=--2.25mC are placed 5.8m apart from one another (mC stand for "milli- Coulomb"). What is the the electric force that q2 experiences due to the presence of q? Note, if the force direction is "to the left" be sure to include a negative sign. If the direction of the force is "to the right", the force should be positive in sign. r. F12 F21 91 92

Two charges, q1=-4.44mC and q2=--2.25mC are placed 5.8m apart from one another (mC stand for "milli- Coulomb"). What is the the electric force that q2 experiences due to the presence of q? Note, if the force direction is "to the left" be sure to include a negative sign. If the direction of the force is "to the right", the force should be positive in sign. r. F12 F21 91 92

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