9) As shown in the figure below, on a three-cornered square, three charges are placed. Every side of the square is 5 dm. At the fourth corner, compute for (a) E and (b) the force if a 12 µC charge is placed at the vacant corner.

9) As shown in the figure below, on a three-cornered square, three charges are placed. Every side of the square is 5 dm. At the fourth corner, compute for (a) E and (b) the force if a 12 µC charge is placed at the vacant corner.

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9) As shown in the figure below, on a three-cornered square, three charges are placed. Every side of the
square is 5 dm. At the fourth corner, compute for (a) E and (b) the force if a 12 µC charge is placed at the
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