Question 3A 5.0 C charge is 1o m From d small testcharye.(a) What is the direction of the electric field?bi What is the magnitude of the force experienced by-1.0nC chairge placed eltthe lecation of thetest charde?(C) At what point on a line joining the two chargesis the electric Fiekel zero?id) Determine how much energy is required ta place threecharges, each of -2.0HC, Gt the corners of anequilateral túange of side a.0 cm?

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A 5.0 C Cchairge is 1o m From a small test charge. (a) What is the direction of the electric field ? bi What is the magnitude of the force experienced loy - 1.0nC chargle placed elt the lecation af the test charge? (Cl At what point on a line joining the two chardes is the electric Fielel zero ? d Determine how much energy is required la place three charges, each of -2.0uC, at the corners of an equilataal tiangle of side a.0 cm?

A 5.0 C Cchairge is 1o m From a small test charge. (a) What is the direction of the electric field ? bi What is the magnitude of the force experienced loy - 1.0nC chargle placed elt the lecation af the test charge? (Cl At what point on a line joining the two chardes is the electric Fielel zero ? d Determine how much energy is required la place three charges, each of -2.0uC, at the corners of an equilataal tiangle of side a.0 cm?

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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