Three charges, Q1, Q2, and Q3, are positioned in the XY-plane as shown. The charge of Q2 is -1 C and the charge of Q3 is +1 (C). If the magnitude of the repulsive force between charges Q1 and Q3 is 9.0 [N], what is the electric force exerted by charge Q1 on Q2? 2.0 m Q₁ Q₂ 2.0 m

Three charges, Q1, Q2, and Q3, are positioned in the XY-plane as shown. The charge of Q2 is -1 C and the charge of Q3 is +1 (C). If the magnitude of the repulsive force between charges Q1 and Q3 is 9.0 [N], what is the electric force exerted by charge Q1 on Q2? 2.0 m Q₁ Q₂ 2.0 m

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Three charges, Q1, Q2, and Q3, are positioned in the XY-plane as shown. The charge of Q2 is -1 C and
the charge of Q3 is +1 (C). If the magnitude of the repulsive force between charges Q1 and Q3 is 9.0 [N],
what is the electric force exerted by charge Q1 on Q2?
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