=1. A point charge, Q₁ = 10μC, is located at P₁(1, 2, 3) in free space, while Q₂-5μC is at P₂(1,2, 10). Find the vector force exerted on Q₂ by Q₁.2. Find E at the origin due to a point charge of 64.4nC located at (4, 3, 2)m incartesian coordinates.3. A point charge, QA=1μC is at A(0, 0, 1), and QB = -1μC is at B(0, 0,-1).Find Er, E and Ēº at P(2, 3, 1).

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1. A point charge, Q₁ = 10μC, is located at P₁(1, 2, 3) in free space, while Q₂
-5μC is at P₂(1,2, 10). Find the vector force exerted on Q₂ by Q₁.
2. Find E at the origin due to a point charge of 64.4nC located at (4, 3, 2)m in
cartesian coordinates.
3. A point charge, QA
=
1μC is at A(0, 0, 1), and QB = -1μC is at B(0, 0,-1).
Find Er, E and Ēº at P(2, 3, 1).

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