NAME :DATECOURSE/SECTIONRATING1. A charge of + 1.97 x 10-5C produces an electric field of 740N/C at the origin in the +xdirection. What is the distance of the charge from the origin? A. Two charges, Q1 =-9.8 x 10 C and Q2 exert a total force of 603N in the+x direction on a third charge Q3 = 6.9 x 10SC. If Q1 is located 0.88m from Q3, what forceis exerted by Q? Colounios laW

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1. A charge of + 1.97 x 10-5C produces an electric field of 740N/C at the origin in the +x
direction. What is the distance of the charge from the origin?

A. Two charges, Q1 =-9.8 x 10 C and Q2 exert a total force of 603N in the
+x direction on a third charge Q3 = 6.9 x 10SC. If Q1 is located 0.88m from Q3, what force
is exerted by Q? Colounios laW

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