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I was not able to get the correct answer to the following problem: "A proton is at the origin and an electron is at the point x = 0.42 nm , y = 0.30 nm . Part A Find the electric force on the proton." I came up with the answer: Fx = 7.7*10^(-10), Fy = 5.53*10^(-10).

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