Semi-circle. Five positive charges of equal magnitude Q are equally spaced in a semi-circle of radius R. What is the net electric force on the charge -q that lies in the center of the semi-circle? O A. O B. D. 2k 29 R² 2k2qj R² k k R² R2 (Î + ĵ) (1 + √√2)ĵ X

Semi-circle. Five positive charges of equal magnitude Q are equally spaced in a semi-circle of radius R. What is the net electric force on the charge -q that lies in the center of the semi-circle? O A. O B. D. 2k 29 R² 2k2qj R² k k R² R2 (Î + ĵ) (1 + √√2)ĵ X

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Semi-circle. Five positive charges of equal magnitude Q are equally spaced in a semi-circle of radius R. What is the net electric force on the charge
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O A.
O B.
D.
2k 29
R²
2k2qj
R²
k
k
R²
R2
(Î + ĵ)
(1 + √√2)ĵ
X

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