5. A negative charge of 3.0 x 106 C is located near two other charges. One positive charge of 3.0x 10 is located 20 cm to the west and a second negative charge of 4.5 x 106 C is 35 cm to the south. What is the net force on the negative 3.0 x 10 charge? F=8.99x109 (3.0x106) (4.5x16)

5. A negative charge of 3.0 x 106 C is located near two other charges. One positive charge of 3.0x 10 is located 20 cm to the west and a second negative charge of 4.5 x 106 C is 35 cm to the south. What is the net force on the negative 3.0 x 10 charge? F=8.99x109 (3.0x106) (4.5x16)

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5. A negative charge of 3.0 x 106 C is located near two other charges. One positive charge of 3.0x 10 is
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