(a) Calculate the force on the test charge by the +6μC charge.Hint: The force in the positive x-direction is positive and the negative x direction is negative.✔N(b) Calculate the force on the test charge by the +4µC charge.N(c) Calculate the net force on the test charge by both the charges.35.52N 1. A test charge of +2µC is placed halfway between a charge of +6µC and another of +4µC separated bydistance 2d = 9 cm.+4μC9₁ = +4 µCdbecause 9391.>The free body diagram of q2 from Part 1 should look like this:+2μCF3-2dq2 = +2 μCF1-2+6µCF3+2 > F1+2XThe force on q2 due to q₁ is repulsive and acts to the right. The force on q₂ due to q3 is repulsive andacts to the left.q3 = +6 μC(a) Calculate the force on the test charge by the +6µC charge.Hint: The force in the positive x-direction is positive and the negative x direction is negative.

Charges , and are placed in a straight line.The distance between charges and is The charge is…

. A test charge of +2µC is placed halfway between a charge of +6µC and another of +4µC separated by distance 2d = 9 cm. +4uC d 91 = +4µC +2μC The free body diagram of q2 from Part 1 should look like this: F3-2 d q2 = +2 μC F₁-2 +6μС F3+2 > F1-2 X 93 = +6 μC The force on q2 due to q₁ is repulsive and acts to the right. The force on q2 due to q3 is repulsive and acts to the left. because 9391. (a) Calculate the force on the test charge by the +6μC charge. Hint: The force in the positive x-direction is positive and the negative x direction is negative.

. A test charge of +2µC is placed halfway between a charge of +6µC and another of +4µC separated by distance 2d = 9 cm. +4uC d 91 = +4µC +2μC The free body diagram of q2 from Part 1 should look like this: F3-2 d q2 = +2 μC F₁-2 +6μС F3+2 > F1-2 X 93 = +6 μC The force on q2 due to q₁ is repulsive and acts to the right. The force on q2 due to q3 is repulsive and acts to the left. because 9391. (a) Calculate the force on the test charge by the +6μC charge. Hint: The force in the positive x-direction is positive and the negative x direction is negative.

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