Q11. Consider the point charges -5 nC and +3 nC are located at (- 4,0, - 2) and (- 5,0,3) respectively The net electric field intensity at point (- 7,3, - 1) will be 1.28ax-1.1lay-1.235az 1.4ax+1.284ay+1.004az 1.4ax-1.284ay-1.004az None of these

Q11. Consider the point charges -5 nC and +3 nC are located at (- 4,0, - 2) and (- 5,0,3) respectively The net electric field intensity at point (- 7,3, - 1) will be 1.28ax-1.1lay-1.235az 1.4ax+1.284ay+1.004az 1.4ax-1.284ay-1.004az None of these

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Q11. Consider the point charges -5 nC and +3 nC are located at (- 4,0, - 2) and
(- 5,0,3) respectively The net electric field intensity at point (- 7,3, - 1) will be
1.28ax-1.1lay-1.235az
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1.4ax-1.284ay-1.004az
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