1. Three charged particles, on a Figure on the right, are at the corners of an 700 μC equilateral triangle. Determine the net electrostatic force at 0.500 m 60.0° the centre of a triangle due to all three 2.00 µC -400 μC charges.

1. Three charged particles, on a Figure on the right, are at the corners of an 700 μC equilateral triangle. Determine the net electrostatic force at 0.500 m 60.0° the centre of a triangle due to all three 2.00 µC -400 μC charges.

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1. Three charged
particles, on a Figure
on the right, are at the
corners of an
700 μC
equilateral triangle.
Determine the net
electrostatic force at
0.500 m
60.0°
the centre of a triangle
due to all three
2.00 µC
-4.00 µC
charges.

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