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A +3×10−6 coulomb charge is placed 5 centimetres due west from a +2×10−6 coulomb charge.
(a) What is the force the +2 μC charge exerts on the +3 μC
charge?
(b) What is the force the +3 μC charge exerts on the +2 μC
charge?

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