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Two equal charges, each +4.0 pC are located on the x-axis at the origin and at x : 6.0 m
as shown. A third +1.0 pC charge is placed at the point (6.0m, 6.0m). Find the resulting
force on the +1.0 pC charge. You can either report the maenitude and direction of the force
or the Cartesian coordinates of the force.
Specifically: Draw the forces on the 1.0 pC charge (3 points)
Find the magnitude ofthese forces (4 points)
Properly combine the vectors to get the tota,l force. (3 points)
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