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two point charge are located on the y-axis as follows:charge q1=-1.80nc at y=-0.575 m and charge q2=+3.20nc at the origin(y=0) .what is the total force (magnitude and deriction)exerted by these two charges on a third charge q3=+5.35nc located at y=-0.420m?
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