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/sci/, i need help wit dis shiz

We have an equilateral triangle where each side is 10cm.
In each angle we have a charged dot with +5nC (5*10^-9 C).
Calculate the size and direction of the total force working on one of the charges.

(I hope my english-translation of the problem makes sense.)

>> No.4249637

>>4249634
>charged dot
In English, the usual idiomatic phrase is "point charge".

>> No.4249641

>>4249634
Also, this looks pathetically easy. Look up the constant of electrical repulsion, calculate the force of 1 charge acting on another, add the two vectors, and voila, you're done.

>> No.4249663

>>4249637
thx for the tip

Just found out my professor puts full answers with calculations on the school website for his students.
Thanks anyway