2. Four charges Q1 = 50 mC, Q2 = 80 mC, Q3 mC are lying on the corners of a rectangle whose length of one side is 10 cm and the other side 20 cm. Find the resultant force on charge Q1 ? Show all forces acting on charge Q1 . = - 100 mC, and Q4 = - 200 Qi Q2 X 10 cm X Q4 20 cm

2. Four charges Q1 = 50 mC, Q2 = 80 mC, Q3 mC are lying on the corners of a rectangle whose length of one side is 10 cm and the other side 20 cm. Find the resultant force on charge Q1 ? Show all forces acting on charge Q1 . = - 100 mC, and Q4 = - 200 Qi Q2 X 10 cm X Q4 20 cm

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2. Four charges Q1 = 50 mC, Q2 = 80 mC, Q3
mC are lying on the corners of a rectangle whose length of one side is 10
cm and the other side 20 cm. Find the resultant force on charge Q1 ?
Show all forces acting on charge Qı .
= - 100 mC, and Q4
= - 200
Qi
Q2
X
X
10 cm
X
Q4
20 cm

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