The coordinates of a point P in the x-y plane are (2;3) meters. q1 = 10...

The coordinates of a point P in the x-y plane are (2;3) meters. q1 = 10 C load (1;0) , q2 = 20 C load (-1;0) is placed in the metre position. The electric flied formed by these charges at the P point, find your size and direction.

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Summary: I applied formula to calculate rhe electric field due to both charges at point P. Then I calculated the net field at that point.

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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