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Four 10 nC point charges are located in the z = 0 plane at the corners of a
8 cm square side centered at the origin. A fifth charge of 10nC is placed 8 cm fromdistance from other loads.
Calculate the magnitude of the force perceived by the fifth charge
because of the other four.
Answer must be : 400 µN.
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