(Electromagnetic Field) There are 3 electric charges. Q1 = 2.5 µC is located at the point (1,3,1) m, Q2 = -7.2 µC is located at the point (2,1,5) m, and the Q3 = -3.6 µC at the point (-2 ,-3,1) m. At point H(-2,-2,1) a test charge Q4 = 20 mC is placed. Calculate the total force F and the field strength E at Q4. 10-9 C?Nm2 | Please write the detailed steps. Note: ɛ = 36T

(Electromagnetic Field) There are 3 electric charges. Q1 = 2.5 µC is located at the point (1,3,1) m, Q2 = -7.2 µC is located at the point (2,1,5) m, and the Q3 = -3.6 µC at the point (-2 ,-3,1) m. At point H(-2,-2,1) a test charge Q4 = 20 mC is placed. Calculate the total force F and the field strength E at Q4. 10-9 C?Nm2 | Please write the detailed steps. Note: ɛ = 36T

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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