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Let q1 = 15 μC and q2 = 5 μC. The two are separated by d...

Let q1 = 15 μC and q2 = 5 μC. The two are separated by d = 20 cm. Find the magnitude and direction of the net electric force on a third charge q3 = -10μC, positioned another 20 cm to the right of q2.

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