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A(+)B(-)C(+) 1cm 1cm

If A, B, and C have charges of magnitudes of 2, 10, and 2, respectively, what the net force on B is ___ N

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A(+)B(-)C(+) 1cm 1cm

If A, B, and C have charges of magnitudes of 2, 10, and 2, respecti...