Charges on raindrops vary widely in both magnitude and sign. Consider a case where the two...

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Charges on raindrops vary widely in both magnitude and sign. Consider a case where the two drops on the x-axis are 2.18 mm apart and have charge q = 707 nC, while the third drop is 10.3 mm up the x-axis and has charge Q = -2.17 C. (Figure 1) Figure x=-a y x=a X 1 of 1 Find the x-component of the electric force on the upper drop. Express your answer with the appropriate units. FQ2 = ON Submit Correct Part B Find the y-component of the electric force on the upper drop. Express your answer with the appropriate units. FQy = Previous Answers Submit Provide Feedback Value Request Answer Units ? Charges on raindrops vary widely in both magnitude and sign. Consider a case where the two drops on the x-axis are 2.18 mm apart and have charge q = 707 nC, while the third drop is 10.3 mm up the x-axis and has charge Q = -2.17 C. (Figure 1) Figure x=-a y x=a X 1 of 1 Find the x-component of the electric force on the upper drop. Express your answer with the appropriate units. FQ2 = ON Submit Correct Part B Find the y-component of the electric force on the upper drop. Express your answer with the appropriate units. FQy = Previous Answers Submit Provide Feedback Value Request Answer Units ?

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