Question 3 and 4 Number 2 is 2295 for magnitude Thank you em 2.66CurrentIn the following diagram containing two charges, Q1 = 2.00 µC is located at (0,3) and Q2 =- 2.00 µCialocated at (4,0).(0,3)Q,(4,0)7.Qr2.2. Find the magnitude of electric field at the origin (0,0).a. 2295 V/m b. 3277 V/mc. 1147 V/m d. 3552 V/me. none of these3. find the electric potential at the origin.c. 3000 Va. 2000 Vb. 750 Vd. 1500 Ve. none of these4. find the electric potential energy of the two particle system.a. -0.0072 J b.-0.0014 Jc. -0.0036 Jd. 0.0045 J e. 0.0027 J5. How much work is required to move +Q, from (0,3) to (-4,0)?C.-0.0036 Ja.-0.0072 J b.-0.0014 Jd.- 0.0045 J e. 0.0027 J6. find the electric force between Q, and Q2.a. 1.44 x 103 Nb. 2.88 x 10Nc. 1.75 x 10 Nd. 3.86 x 10 Ne here to search

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In the following diagram containing two charges, Q1 2.00 µC is located at (0,3) and Q2 =- 2.00 µCi located at (4,0). !! 49 (0,3) (4,0) 7. 2. Find the magnitude of electric field at the origin (0,0). a. 2295 V/m b. 3277 V/m c. 1147 V/m d. 3552 V/m e. none of these 3. find the electric potential at the origin. a. 2000 V b. 750 V с. 3000 V d. 1500 V e. none of these 4. find the electric potential energy of the two particle system. c. -0.0036 J a. -0.0072 J b.-0.0014 J d.-0.0045 J e. 0.0027 J

In the following diagram containing two charges, Q1 2.00 µC is located at (0,3) and Q2 =- 2.00 µCi located at (4,0). !! 49 (0,3) (4,0) 7. 2. Find the magnitude of electric field at the origin (0,0). a. 2295 V/m b. 3277 V/m c. 1147 V/m d. 3552 V/m e. none of these 3. find the electric potential at the origin. a. 2000 V b. 750 V с. 3000 V d. 1500 V e. none of these 4. find the electric potential energy of the two particle system. c. -0.0036 J a. -0.0072 J b.-0.0014 J d.-0.0045 J e. 0.0027 J

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