Three point charges are situated in the xy-plane as follows: 91 = +3.5 µC is at the origin,92 = -2.3 µC is at the point (-2.6 cm, -1.8 cm), and q3 = +1.8 µC is at the point(-1.6 cm, +2.1 cm). What is the net electric force on q₁? Include a diagram of the situation

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= Three point charges are situated in the xy-plane as follows: q1 +3.5 µC is at the origin, q2 = -2.3 µC is at the point (-2.6 cm, -1.8 cm), and 93 = +1.8 µC is at the point (-1.6 cm, +2.1 cm). What is the net electric force on q₁? Include a diagram of the situation

= Three point charges are situated in the xy-plane as follows: q1 +3.5 µC is at the origin, q2 = -2.3 µC is at the point (-2.6 cm, -1.8 cm), and 93 = +1.8 µC is at the point (-1.6 cm, +2.1 cm). What is the net electric force on q₁? Include a diagram of the situation

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Three point charges are situated in the xy-plane as follows: 91 = +3.5 µC is at the origin,
92 = -2.3 µC is at the point (-2.6 cm, -1.8 cm), and q3 = +1.8 µC is at the point
(-1.6 cm, +2.1 cm). What is the net electric force on q₁? Include a diagram of the situation

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