Two Point Charges are placed along a straight line a distance of 20cm apart Calculate the electric field at Point A as shown In the figure 5cm 5CM A 15cm 6 9₁=-10MC 12=28HC ⑥ + If an electron is placed at Point A what will be 113 acceleration. E

Two Point Charges are placed along a straight line a distance of 20cm apart Calculate the electric field at Point A as shown In the figure 5cm 5CM A 15cm 6 9₁=-10MC 12=28HC ⑥ + If an electron is placed at Point A what will be 113 acceleration. E

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Chapter23: Electric Fields

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Two Point Charges
are placed along a
line
Straight
a distance of 20cm apart
Calculate the electric field at Point A as shown
in the figure
+
5cm A
15cm
91=-10MC
12-128 HC
If an electron is placed at Point A what will
be 113 acceleration. E

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