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1. Point charges q, and q2 of +6nC located at the origin and -8nC located at (30 cm, 0) Calculate the electric field caused by q1, by q2 and the total field at point located at (15 cm, 20 cm).

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1. Point charges q, and q2 of +6nC located at the origin and -8nC
located at (30 cm, 0) Calculate the electric field caused by q1, by q2
and the total field at point located at (15 cm, 20 cm).
2. Calculate the electric flux in each surface:
-10.0 μC
+3.0 μC.
+1.0 uC
+7.0 μC,
-8.0 µC

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