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Three charges of 2 nC, -5 nC, and 0.2 nC are situated at P(2, 7/2,"/4), S(1, π, "/2), and Q(5, "/3,2/3), respectively. Find the force acting on the 2 nC charge at…

Three charges of 2 nC, -5 nC, and 0.2 nC are situated at P(2, 7/2,"/4), S(1, π, "/2), and Q(5, "/3,2/3), respectively. Find the force acting on the 2 nC charge at…
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Three charges of 2 nC, -5 nC, and 0.2 nC are situated at P(2, 7/2,"/4), S(1, π, "/2), and Q(5, "/3,2/3), respectively. Find the force acting on the 2 nC charge at point P. Is this a force of attraction or repulsion?

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