Point charges q1 = +6 nC and q2 = -3 nC, are placed at points (0 m, 4 m ) and (3 m, 0 m) respectively. Calculate the electric field, magnitude and direction, at the coordin origin, a. caused by q1, b. caused by q2 c. and the resultant field due to q1 and q2

Point charges q1 = +6 nC and q2 = -3 nC, are placed at points (0 m, 4 m ) and (3 m, 0 m) respectively. Calculate the electric field, magnitude and direction, at the coordin origin, a. caused by q1, b. caused by q2 c. and the resultant field due to q1 and q2

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Point charges q1 = +6 nC and q2 = -3 nC,
are placed at points (0 m, 4 m) and (3 m, 0 m) respectively.
Calculate the electric field, magnitude and direction, at the coordin
origin,
an
a. caused by q1,
b. caused by q2
c. and the resultant field due to q1 and q2

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