19.53 O0llaGive your answer to at least three significance digits.y component of the forceGive your answer to at least three significance digits.Nb) Compute force on q2 due to q using the formula F12 = k712-%3Dr component of the forceGive your answer to at least three significance digits.y component of the forceGive your answer to at least three significance digits.NSubmit< PreviousNext >O All Rights ReservedAbout UsBracU HomeUSISCourse CatalogBRACC int annnII 19:53 O0allaUse the following constants if necessary.Coulomb constant, k = 8.987 x 10" N m2 /C. Vacuum permitivity, en = 8.854 x 10-12 F/m.Magnitude of the charge of the electron, e =-1.60217662 x 10-19 C. Mass of the electron,m. = 9.10938356 x 10-31 kg. Unless specified otherwise, each symbol carries their usual meaning.For example, uC means micro coulomb.+Y ↑+xCoordinates of three charges in a 2D plane is given as follows: q1 = 30 uC at pi = (15, 9). q2 = 30 µCat p2 = (7, -9) and qs = 42 µC at p3 = (-20, 19). These coordinates are given in centimeters.a) Compute force on q2 due to qi using the formula F12 = k 12.a component of the forceGive your answer to at least three significance digits.y component of the forceGive your answer to at least three significance digits.b) Compute force on q2 due to q using the formula F12 = k F12-%3Dr component of the forceGIVe YOur answer to at least three sinnificence digits

Given,Charge, q1 = 30 μCat point, p1 = 15, 9q2 = 30 μCat point, p2 = 7, -9

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