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A test charge is placed near two other charges. how does the total force on the first charge relate to the individual forces from the two other charges?

A test charge is placed near two other charges. how does the total force on the first charge relate to the individual forces from the two other charges?
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a test charge is placed near two other charges. how does the total force on the first charge relate to the individual forces from the two other charges?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Total force is the vector sum of the individual forces.

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