In the system of point charges arrange as shown in the figure , determine the x-component of the net or resultant force on q1 due to q2 and q3. Use at least fourdecimal places93 = +5 µC91 = -4 µC12 cm15 cm92 = +3 µCAO - 10.2854 NO - 2.9268O 2.9268 NO-1.8284 N

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In the system of point charges arrange as shown in the figure , determine the x-component of the net or resultant force on g1 due to g2 and g3. Use at least four decimal places 93 = +5 µC 91 = -4 µC 12 cm 15 cm 92 = +3 µC A O - 10.2854N O - 2.9268 O 2.9268 N O - 1.8284 N

In the system of point charges arrange as shown in the figure , determine the x-component of the net or resultant force on g1 due to g2 and g3. Use at least four decimal places 93 = +5 µC 91 = -4 µC 12 cm 15 cm 92 = +3 µC A O - 10.2854N O - 2.9268 O 2.9268 N O - 1.8284 N

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In the system of point charges arrange as shown in the figure , determine the x-component of the net or resultant force on q1 due to q2 and q3. Use at least four
decimal places
93 = +5 µC
91 = -4 µC
12 cm
15 cm
92 = +3 µC
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O - 10.2854 N
O - 2.9268
O 2.9268 N
O-1.8284 N

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