Two charged particles are observed in vacuum. The details of the particles are as follows: Particle A: • Position: 8 m from the vertex at 47° • Charge: 253.25 µC Particle B: • Position: 4 m from the vertex at 134° • Charge: 474.65 µC Questions: Magnitude of force between Particle A and Particle B: N (2 decimal places) Angle of the distance (resultant of vector position) between the two particles: (2 decimal places)

Two charged particles are observed in vacuum. The details of the particles are as follows: Particle A: • Position: 8 m from the vertex at 47° • Charge: 253.25 µC Particle B: • Position: 4 m from the vertex at 134° • Charge: 474.65 µC Questions: Magnitude of force between Particle A and Particle B: N (2 decimal places) Angle of the distance (resultant of vector position) between the two particles: (2 decimal places)

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