Calculate:a. Net force on Q1b. Net force on Q2c. Net force on Q3 1. Three point charges Q1 = 2 x 108 C, Q2 = -4 x 108 C, and Q3 = -6 x 108 C are placed on astraight line as shown. r,=1 x 103 m and r, = 2 x 103 m.Calculate:Qna) The net force on Q1b) The net force on Q22= 2X103minc) The net force on Q3

Let Q be the charge, r be the distance between the charges, and k be the Coulomb's constant. Q1 =…

1. Three point charges Q, = 2 x 108 C, Q2 = -4 x 108 C, and Q3 = -6 x 10® C are placed on a straight line as shown. r,=1 x 10-3 m and r = 2 x 103 m. Calculate: Q, Qg a) The net force on Q1 b) The net force on Q2 2= 2X103 m c) The net force on Q3

1. Three point charges Q, = 2 x 108 C, Q2 = -4 x 108 C, and Q3 = -6 x 10® C are placed on a straight line as shown. r,=1 x 10-3 m and r = 2 x 103 m. Calculate: Q, Qg a) The net force on Q1 b) The net force on Q2 2= 2X103 m c) The net force on Q3

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Calculate: a. Net force on Q1 b. Net force on Q2 c. Net force on Q3

1. Three point charges Q1 = 2 x 108 C, Q2 = -4 x 108 C, and Q3 = -6 x 108 C are placed on a
straight line as shown. r,=1 x 103 m and r, = 2 x 103 m.
Calculate:
Qn
a) The net force on Q1
b) The net force on Q2
2= 2X103m
in
c) The net force on Q3

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