2. Two point charges are arranged on the x-y coordinate system as follows: q, = 3.0x10-°C at(0, 3 m) and q, = -9.0×10-°C at (4.5 m, 0). Find the electric field at origin (0, ô).9,18,= 3.0x10°CO(0. sm)(4.5 m, 0)(0.0)92= -9.0x 10°C

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2. Two point charges are arranged on the x-y coordinate system as follows: q = 3.0x10-ºC at (0, 3 m) and q = -9.0×10-°C af (4.5 m, 0). Find the electric field at origin (0, ôj. 8,= 3.0x10°C O(0. 3m) (4.5 m, 0) (0.0) 92= -9.0x 10C %3D

2. Two point charges are arranged on the x-y coordinate system as follows: q = 3.0x10-ºC at (0, 3 m) and q = -9.0×10-°C af (4.5 m, 0). Find the electric field at origin (0, ôj. 8,= 3.0x10°C O(0. 3m) (4.5 m, 0) (0.0) 92= -9.0x 10C %3D

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2. Two point charges are arranged on the x-y coordinate system as follows: q, = 3.0x10-°C at
(0, 3 m) and q, = -9.0×10-°C at (4.5 m, 0). Find the electric field at origin (0, ô).
9,
18,= 3.0x10°C
O(0. sm)
(4.5 m, 0)
(0.0)
92= -9.0x 10°C

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