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16. In the figure, a third point charge -q is placed at point P. What is the electric force on -q due to the other two point charges? 9 2q P + |d-+ 2d

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16. In the figure, a third point charge -q is placed at point
P. What is the electric force on -q due to the other two
point charges?
9
2q
P
+
|d-+
2d

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