hypothetical plane equilateral hexagon has six charged particles on each of its vertices. If Q1 has a charge of 7nC and there is an increasing amount of charge per each vertex by a factor of seven up to Q6, what would A of be the net force experienced by Q1? Assume that the charge sign positive starting on Q1. alternates from to negative,

hypothetical plane equilateral hexagon has six charged particles on each of its vertices. If Q1 has a charge of 7nC and there is an increasing amount of charge per each vertex by a factor of seven up to Q6, what would A of be the net force experienced by Q1? Assume that the charge sign positive starting on Q1. alternates from to negative,

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