7. Three point charges, A, B, and C, are positioned infree space as shown.0 m3 m3 m4 mA– 300 μC4 mB400 μCC· Ο 400 μC Most nearly, what are the magnitude and direction ofthe initial force that acts on charge A due to charges Band C?#pitste(A) 35 N to the right(B)35 N to the left(C) 69 N to the right(D) 69 N to the left

qA = -300μC qB = 400 μCqC = 400 μC

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7. Three point charges, A, B, and C, are positioned in
free space as shown.
0 m
3 m
3 m
4 m
A
– 300 μC
4 m
B
400 μC
C
· Ο 400 μC

Most nearly, what are the magnitude and direction of
the initial force that acts on charge A due to charges B
and C?
#pitste
(A) 35 N to the right
(B)
35 N to the left
(C) 69 N to the right
(D) 69 N to the left

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