Three charges line vertically respectively 31 C, -62 C, -38 C. 31 C and -62 C is separated by 20μm while -62 C and -38 C is separated by 41 nm. What is magnitude and direction of the net force experience by -38 C? Use GRESA format.

Three charges line vertically respectively 31 C, -62 C, -38 C. 31 C and -62 C is separated by 20μm while -62 C and -38 C is separated by 41 nm. What is magnitude and direction of the net force experience by -38 C? Use GRESA format.

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