Posted by Anonymous on Friday, January 14, 2011 at 7:23pm.
The only difference in part 2 from part 1 is that you have to consider space and direction of forces. Do this, sketch which way the forces are.
at q2, reverse the sign of F since it is on the left side.
Ftotal2= k/d^2 (-q1q2+q3q2+q4q2/2^2 )
That should do it.
If you want to the direction, You need to do the vector form of the equation.
i ended up with 2.8767E-29 but its incorrect...i dont understand what im doing wrong still
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