1. Point charges qı = 12µC and q2 = – 12µC are 0.08 m apart as shown in the Figure 1.a) Compute the electric fields caused by q, , ½ and the total field at point P on y-axis(E, E,, E, = ?).b) Compute the force exerted on a test charge of q = - 5µC placed at point P.y10 cm6 cmq2918 cmFigure 1

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1. Point charges q, = 12µC and q, = – 12µC are 0.08 m apart as shown in the Figure 1. a) Compute the electric fields caused by q, , 4½ and the total field at point P on y-axis (E, E, E, = ?). b) Compute the force exerted on a test charge of q = – 5µC placed at point P.

1. Point charges q, = 12µC and q, = – 12µC are 0.08 m apart as shown in the Figure 1. a) Compute the electric fields caused by q, , 4½ and the total field at point P on y-axis (E, E, E, = ?). b) Compute the force exerted on a test charge of q = – 5µC placed at point P.

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1. Point charges qı = 12µC and q2 = – 12µC are 0.08 m apart as shown in the Figure 1.
a) Compute the electric fields caused by q, , ½ and the total field at point P on y-axis
(E, E,, E, = ?).
b) Compute the force exerted on a test charge of q = - 5µC placed at point P.
y
10 cm
6 cm
q2
91
8 cm
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