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Transcribed Image Text:There are three moving charges next to the observation point P. The first charge has a charge of q₁-3.71x10⁹ C and is moving with a speed of v₁=5.33
m/s at an angle of 8₁-39° to the horizontal. The second charge has a charge of q2=-8.05x108 C and is moving with a speed of v₂=0.47 m/s at an angle
of 02-28°. The third charge has a charge of q3=2.63x109 C and is moving with a speed of v3=2.85 m/s (directly horizontal). All three charges are a
distance d = 2.13 cm away from Point P. What is the total magnetic field at Point P from the three charges?
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