Example-3●A 12uc charge is placed at the origin. A second -8.0uc isplaced 1.0m to the right at the first. A third 6.0uc charge isplaced 1.0m above the first charge. What is the electric fieldat x=1.0m, y=1.0m) Example-3●A 12uc charge is placed at the origin. A second -8.0uc isplaced 1.0m to the right at the first. A third 6.0uc charge isplaced 1.0m above the first charge. What is the electric fieldat x=1.0m, y=1.0m)

Given data: The charge,q1=12 μC=12×10-6 C The charge, q2=-8.0 μC=-8×10-6 C The charge, q3=6.0…

A 12uc charge is placed at the origin. A second -8.0uc is placed 1.0m to the right at the first. A third 6.0uc charge is placed 1.0m above the first charge. What is the electric field at x=1.0m, y=1.0m)

A 12uc charge is placed at the origin. A second -8.0uc is placed 1.0m to the right at the first. A third 6.0uc charge is placed 1.0m above the first charge. What is the electric field at x=1.0m, y=1.0m)

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A 12uc charge is placed at the origin. A second -8.0uc is
placed 1.0m to the right at the first. A third 6.0uc charge is
placed 1.0m above the first charge. What is the electric field
at x=1.0m, y=1.0m)

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