Consider two point charges located at the corners of a square with a side length a = 20 cm as shown in the following figure, where q1 = 5 µC. and q2 = -10 µC.y20 cm92k----- 20 cm ----->The vector electric field (2 ) that q, and q2 together create at point P isОa. (2.41 — 3.8)х 109]N/CO b. [(0.8î – 1.45) × 10ʻ]N/CO. [(0.4î – 1.85) × 10ʻ]N/CO d. [(1.8î – 0.45) × 10°]N/C

α = 20×10-² m q1 = 5×10-⁶ C q2 = - 10×10-⁶ C

Consider two point charges located at the corners of a square with a side length a = 20 cm as shown in the following figure, where q, = 5 µC. and q2 = -10 µC. y 20 cm k----- 20 cm -.---> The vector electric field (2 ) that q, and g, together create at point P is O a. [(2.4î – 3.8ƒ) × 106]N/C O b.[(0.8î – 1.4) × 10º]N/C O . [(0.4î – 1.85) × 10º]N/C Od. [(1.8î – 0.45) × 10ʻ]N/C

Consider two point charges located at the corners of a square with a side length a = 20 cm as shown in the following figure, where q, = 5 µC. and q2 = -10 µC. y 20 cm k----- 20 cm -.---> The vector electric field (2 ) that q, and g, together create at point P is O a. [(2.4î – 3.8ƒ) × 106]N/C O b.[(0.8î – 1.4) × 10º]N/C O . [(0.4î – 1.85) × 10º]N/C Od. [(1.8î – 0.45) × 10ʻ]N/C

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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