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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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Q2: Two point charges fixed at the base corners of the shown triangle. Q,=+10 µC and Q,=-9µC.
The y-component of the net electric field E, (in N/C) at point (A) is:
b) 3033
c) 2169
d) 1305
e) zero
a) 4185
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3 m

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