Consider the diagram below. Calculate the magnitude of the net electric force (in newtons) acting on q2 due to the charges q1 and q3. The following parameters are q1 = 1.4 uC, q2 = -3.0 uc, q3 = 4.1 uC, a = 0.08 cm, b = 0.11 cm. The angle alpha is 33º. NOTES: use k = 9x109 Nm2/c2. Final answer in ZERO decimal places. Use pi = 3.14. 91 α a +93 92

Consider the diagram below. Calculate the magnitude of the net electric force (in newtons) acting on q2 due to the charges q1 and q3. The following parameters are q1 = 1.4 uC, q2 = -3.0 uc, q3 = 4.1 uC, a = 0.08 cm, b = 0.11 cm. The angle alpha is 33º. NOTES: use k = 9x109 Nm2/c2. Final answer in ZERO decimal places. Use pi = 3.14. 91 α a +93 92

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Consider the diagram below. Calculate the magnitude of the net electric force (in newtons) acting on q2 due
to the charges q1 and q3. The following parameters are
q1 1.4 uC, q2 = -3.0 uC, q3 = 4.1 uC,
a = 0.08 cm, b = 0.11 cm.
The angle alpha is 330.
NOTES: use k = 9x109 Nm2/c2. Final answer in ZERO decimal places. Use pi = 3.14.
91
a
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+ 93
934,531 ± 2%
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