Charges q₁ and q2 are located at distances a₁ and a2 from the center. Determine the electric field at point P₁ at distance a3. Write each field in component forms. 9₁ = 5 nC; 92 = 3 nC; a₁ = 1 cm; a₂ = 1 cm; a3 = 2 cm y • P₁ 91 a₂ a₂ 9₂

Charges q₁ and q2 are located at distances a₁ and a2 from the center. Determine the electric field at point P₁ at distance a3. Write each field in component forms. 9₁ = 5 nC; 92 = 3 nC; a₁ = 1 cm; a₂ = 1 cm; a3 = 2 cm y • P₁ 91 a₂ a₂ 9₂

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3. Charges 9₁ and 92 are located at distances a₁ and a2 from the center. Determine
the electric field at point P₁ at distance a3. Write each field in component forms.
91 = 5 nC; 92 = 3 nC; a₁ = 1 cm; a₂ = 1 cm; a3 = 2 cm
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