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Q₁=-4c O 3 q + 6 meters (n = nano = 10-⁹) 9 Q₂ = 30 9 X Calculate the force on charge q, where q = 7.4 nC.

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3
q
+
6
meters
(n = nano = 10⁹)
9
Q₂ = 30
9
X
Calculate the force on charge q, where q =
7.4 nC.

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