![Part 2: Problem 6. 15 marks] Two point charges qi and q 75uC, of mass 5.00g is initially located 3cm from both of these charges as upward, parallel to the line connecting the two point charges. wo point charges g and qi are held in place 4.50 em apart. Another point charge Q- 1.7 indicated rest. You observe that the initial acceleration of in the figure and released from A) [4 marks] Find qi and q Indmark) How will the eleetrie feid change with distance when O is far away from q and q:? Ct hut= (o.cos)(324 het 1.62 NCI 12.2 t 4.50 cm 2.2s 42 C-](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/90165f40-715f-11ea-b3b0-534b65b4e1ce.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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To solve we will first find the magnitude if electric force on charge Q due to q1 and q2 . As the separation between charges are same so their magnitude will also be same and then equate the force F=mass × acceleration.
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