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Transcribed Image Text:A charge Q is located at a grid intersection in the x-y plane (see plot below), with Q=-2.50 µC
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The electric potential in the x-y plane due to a charge distribution near the origin is given by V(x,y) = Bx/(x²+y²)3/2, with B=5.527x105 Nm³/C, x and y in
I. Calculate the x-component of the electric force on Q.
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II. The electric potential V(x,y) is calculated at the locations N and U using the equation above. Its values are VN-4.053×10³ Volts and V₁-3.811×10³
Volts. Calculate the y-component of the force on Q.
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