Q1 +, Q3 ? +, Q4 Q2 Image above shows a setup of two positive and two negative charges placed along an equal- armed cross. Each charge is located 4.49 m from the center of the cross. Magnitude of the charges are as follows: Q1 = 2.92 C Q2 = 7.09 C Q3 = 5.91 C 04 = 7.22 C Find the magnitude (only) of the force felt by a particle with a charge of 2.80 C located at the center of the cross. Express in Newtons. Use k= 9.0x10 kg m³ s-2.c2

Q1 +, Q3 ? +, Q4 Q2 Image above shows a setup of two positive and two negative charges placed along an equal- armed cross. Each charge is located 4.49 m from the center of the cross. Magnitude of the charges are as follows: Q1 = 2.92 C Q2 = 7.09 C Q3 = 5.91 C 04 = 7.22 C Find the magnitude (only) of the force felt by a particle with a charge of 2.80 C located at the center of the cross. Express in Newtons. Use k= 9.0x10 kg m³ s-2.c2

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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