Pls asap Point charges Q1-6.00μC and Q2-9.00μC are located at F1-(3.002+(-9.00)) m and 72-((6.00)+(-6.00) k) m.a) What is the magnitude of the electric field E, due to Q₁ at 7's-(3.001+(5.00)) m?CHECK (5.09E2)-RIGHT!5.09E2b) What is the a component of the electric field E₁?CHECK (0)-RIGHT!c) What is the y component of the electric field E₂ due to Q2 at 7'3?0CHECK Not Right! (0) Discuss this questiond) What is the magnitude of the electric field due to both charges at 7'3?CHECKe) What is the flux due to that electric field through a disk of radius 5.0 cm and whose normal is A -(0.45)i+(0.89)The center of the disk is at 73. Assume the field to be uniform across the surface of the disk.CHECK

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a)What is the magnitude of the electric field E, due to Q₁ at 7's (3.00+(5.00)) m? 5.09E2 CHECK (5.09E2)-RIGHT! b) What is the component of the electric field E₁? CHECK (0)-RIGHT! 0 c) What is the y component of the electric field E2 due to Q2 at 73? CHECK Not Right! (0) Discuss this question d) What is the magnitude of the electric field due to both charges at 7'3? CHECK e) What is the flux due to that electric field through a disk of radius 5.0 cm and whose normal is A -(0.45)+(0.89) The center of the disk is at 73. Assume the field to be uniform across the surface of the disk. CHECK

a)What is the magnitude of the electric field E, due to Q₁ at 7's (3.00+(5.00)) m? 5.09E2 CHECK (5.09E2)-RIGHT! b) What is the component of the electric field E₁? CHECK (0)-RIGHT! 0 c) What is the y component of the electric field E2 due to Q2 at 73? CHECK Not Right! (0) Discuss this question d) What is the magnitude of the electric field due to both charges at 7'3? CHECK e) What is the flux due to that electric field through a disk of radius 5.0 cm and whose normal is A -(0.45)+(0.89) The center of the disk is at 73. Assume the field to be uniform across the surface of the disk. CHECK

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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