[" 14.Two point charges "q(2)=3times10^(...

[" 14.Two point charges "q_(2)=3times10^(-6)C" and "q_(1)=5times],[10^(-6)C" are located at "(3,5,1)" and "(1,3,2)m" ."],[" Find "vec F_(12)" and "vec F_(21)" using vector form of "],[" Coulomb's law.Also,find their magnitude."]

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[" 14.Two point charges "q_(2)=3times10^(-6)C" and "q_(1)=5times],[10^(-6)C" are located at "(3,5,1)" and "(1,3,2)m" ."],[" Find "vec F_(12)" and "vec F_(21)" using vector form of "],[" Coulomb's law.Also,find their magnitude."]

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