Charge ?1=2??is on the x-axis, 10cm from the origin in the positivex-direction, and charge ?2=−2?? is...

Charge ?1=2??is on the x-axis, 10cm from the origin in the positivex-direction, and charge ?2=−2??

is also on the x-axis, 10cm from the origin in the negativex-direction.

a.Find the magnitudeand the directionof the electric force on ?1

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b.Find the magnitude and the direction of the electric field at point P, located 10cm below the origin on the negative y-axis.

c. Find the total potential energy of these two charges.

d. Find the electric flux through a surface thatencloses

bothcharges.

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genius_generous answered 3 years ago

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