Force applied by the q2 on q1 is F21
Force applied by the q3 on q1 is F31
Now let the distance between the q1 and q2 is d
Then the distance between the q1 and q3 = 2d
As all charges are identical i.e q1=q2=q3
The force F21 is
F21=
Wheree k=1/4π
Now the force F31 can be written as
F31=
F31= F21/4
Hence F21 > F31
F21 = force applied by q2 on q1 is at 1st rank
F31= force applied by q3 on q1 is at 2nd rank
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