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Hi there, so for this problem we have the situation that is shown in here.
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We have three charges that are placed at the vertical of an equilateral triangle.
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The side a is given, that side a is equal to 0 .82 meters.
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And the charge 1, let's label this is 1, this is 3, this is 2.
00:27
These two are positive and this is negative now the magnitude of the charge let's label this as q1 is equal to 7 .3 microcolumns in the case of the charge 2 since it is negative is minus 7 .3 microcolumns ok so once we have this we need to determine the magnitude of the net force oh, the charge 3 is also 7 .3 microcoulombs.
01:08
Okay, so the question for part a is to determine the magnitude of the net force acting on the charge 3.
01:15
So let's see.
01:16
First of all, we know that the charge 1 and 3 are the same sign.
01:23
So they are going to repel each other.
01:27
So the force is experienced by 3 because of 1.
01:32
Is in this direction while the force experience of 3 because of 2 is attractive since they have the same magnitude as you can see these x directions will cancel and the force will be only in the y direction that should be done more.
02:05
So with that said we need to find the magnitude of that force...