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How Do You Determine the Magnitude of Electric Charges on the X-axis?
Yeah, isn't that weird. I typed the question ecaxtly like it is asking it. What do you think?- kdaerdna
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How Do You Determine the Magnitude of Electric Charges on the X-axis?
Here is the problem: Two charges are fixed on the x axis: one with a charge q1=5.00*10^-6 C at x1=-1.00m and the other with a charge of q2=3.00*10^-6 C at x2=1.50m. Find the force on a charge q=-5.00 *10^-6C placed at the origin (x=0). ***What are the magnitudes of the three charges q,q1...- kdaerdna
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How Do You Determine the Magnitude of Electric Charges on the X-axis?
Yes, I am. I know how to use the law to find the magnitude of the Forces created by the electric charges, but I can't figure out how to find magnitides of the charges themselves!- kdaerdna
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How Do You Determine the Magnitude of Electric Charges on the X-axis?
Given three charges fixed along the x-axis and their length from the origin, how do I find their magnitude in C's?- kdaerdna
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