1. In the figure below Q₁ (+ 3 μC), Q₂ (-6 μC) and Q3 (+ 2 μC).Q3x=0-F2-1Q1x=3cmCalculate the net force on Q₁.Ftotal:NQ2The free body diagram of Q₁ from Part 1 should have looked like this.Q₁F3-1x 4cmX

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1. In the figure below Q₁ (+ 3 μC), Q₂ (-6 μC) and Q3 (+ 2 μC). Q3 x=0 -F2-1 Q1 x=3cm The free body diagram of Q₁ from Part 1 should have looked like this. Q₁ F3-1 Calculate the net force on Q₁. Ftotal: N Q2 x 4cm X

1. In the figure below Q₁ (+ 3 μC), Q₂ (-6 μC) and Q3 (+ 2 μC). Q3 x=0 -F2-1 Q1 x=3cm The free body diagram of Q₁ from Part 1 should have looked like this. Q₁ F3-1 Calculate the net force on Q₁. Ftotal: N Q2 x 4cm X

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