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E&M Problem - 2 Charged Masses Hanging on Strings
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[QUOTE="inferno298, post: 4491944, member: 472354"] So there will be a bigger force acting upon q as opposed to 2q. The angle between the vertical and q will be bigger than the other. I guess I am having trouble relating that into the formula, or even figuring out how to get the angles out of it. I am sorry for the huge mind block that I am experiencing [/QUOTE]
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