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8. Four charges are arranged in an x-y coordinate plane. Determine the electric field (magnitude and direction) at point P. 91 = 2µC 92 = -2µC 93= 4µC 94 = 1µC 4.0 cm -3.0 cm-3.0 cm- 9₂

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Chapter22: Electric Fields

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8. Four charges are arranged in an x-y coordinate plane. Determine the electric field
(magnitude and direction) at point P.
91 = 2µC
92 = -2µC
93= 4µC
94 = 1µC
9₁
4.0 cm
as
3.0 cm-3.0 cm-

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