Three point charges q1 = +8 µC, q2 = +6 µC and q3 = -4 µC are fixed at the three corners of a square of sides 4.00 cm as shown in the FIGURE. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant electric field at the empty corner of the square. q1 92 93

Three point charges q1 = +8 µC, q2 = +6 µC and q3 = -4 µC are fixed at the three corners of a square of sides 4.00 cm as shown in the FIGURE. Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant electric field at the empty corner of the square. q1 92 93

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Three point charges q1 = +8 µC, q2 = +6 µC and
q3 = -4 µC are fixed at the three corners of a
square of sides 4.00 cm as shown in the
FIGURE. Determine the magnitude and
direction of the resultant electric field at the
empty corner of the square.
q1
92
93

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