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Three charges are arranged at three corners of a square, as shown below, where q1=2.0μC, q2...

Three charges are arranged at three corners of a square, as shown below, where q1=2.0μC, q2 = 7.1 μC , q3= -7.5 μC , and d= 2.5cm.

A. What are the x and y components of F2on1→F2on1→?

B) What are the x and y components of F3on1→F3on1→?

C) What is the net force vector on q1q1?

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As, you have not mentioned any figure, so i made myself figure. If you have similar figure then it's fine. But if you have different location of charges then use this method. You just have to change the values but method remains same.

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