Three charges, equilateral triangle, as shown in the figure.(Figure 1) and 3-+qare at the vertices of an ligure ©1011 ( Submit Request Answer Part B Largest Give the direction angle, e, of the net electric force experienced by charge 1. Note that is measured counterclockwise from the positive axis. Express your answer as an integer. () = ? Submit Request Answer - Part C Repeat part B for charge 2. Express your answer as an integer. Part D () ? Submit Request Answer Smales Repeat part B for charge 3. Express your answer as an integer. degrees degrees

Three charges, equilateral triangle, as shown in the figure.(Figure 1) and 3-+qare at the vertices of an ligure ©1011 ( Submit Request Answer Part B Largest Give the direction angle, e, of the net electric force experienced by charge 1. Note that is measured counterclockwise from the positive axis. Express your answer as an integer. () = ? Submit Request Answer - Part C Repeat part B for charge 2. Express your answer as an integer. Part D () ? Submit Request Answer Smales Repeat part B for charge 3. Express your answer as an integer. degrees degrees

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter23: Electric Forces

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