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6.6 Three of qi = 93 = 15.0 and q2 = µC are situated on the corners of a square of side l = 1.0 m as in Figure P.6.1. What js the net electric field in the empty corner of the square? %3D %3D %3D 1 Figure P.6.1. Figure for Problem 4.6. 6.6 Three particles of charges qi = 93 ..

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