Three positively charged spheres are arranged to form a right triangle. Their charges are q1 = 6.0 C, q2 = 2C, and q3 =5 C.9,• The magnitude of the net electrical force acting on q2 isC. Answer format: 1.23x10^45.• The force isdegrees W. of N. Answer the angle in a whole number.

Given: q1=6.0 Cq2 = 2 Cq3 = 5 Cx12=4 mx23=3 m

Three positively charged spheres are arranged to form a right triangle. Their charges are q1 = 6.0 C, q2 = 2C, and q3 = 5 C. 9. 4m 9, • The magnitude of the net electrical force acting on q2 is C. Answer format: 1.23x10^45. The force is degrees W. of N. Answer the angle in a whole number.

Three positively charged spheres are arranged to form a right triangle. Their charges are q1 = 6.0 C, q2 = 2C, and q3 = 5 C. 9. 4m 9, • The magnitude of the net electrical force acting on q2 is C. Answer format: 1.23x10^45. The force is degrees W. of N. Answer the angle in a whole number.

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