Please answer subparts A&B with the step solution. Im needed in 30 minutes thank u 5.The point charges q1200 nC at A(4,3) m, q2—150 пС atВ(2,0) т and 9з— 100 пС at С(8,5) т. Define :A. The electric field at pointP(8,0) mB. The force that will be experienced by the charge qo5 με, whenplaced at the point P(8,0) m .

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A. The electric field at pointP(8,0) m B. The force that will be experienced by the charge qo = 5 μC, when placed at the point P(8,0) m .

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Please answer subparts A&B with the step solution. Im needed in 30 minutes thank u

5.
The point charges q1
200 nC at A(4,3) m, q2
—150 пС at
В(2,0) т and 9з
— 100 пС at С(8,5) т. Define :
A. The electric field at pointP(8,0) m
B. The force that will be experienced by the charge qo
5 με, when
placed at the point P(8,0) m .

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