Two-point charges contribute to the electric field in a region in vacuum. One is -10 nanocoulombs at the origin and the other is 15 nanocoulombs at (2, -1, 1). Find the magnitude of the electric field at (5, 2, -3). All coordinates are measured in meters. а. 2.0267 V/m b. 6.3238 V/m С. 7.3050 V/m d. 3.5601 V/m

Two-point charges contribute to the electric field in a region in vacuum. One is -10 nanocoulombs at the origin and the other is 15 nanocoulombs at (2, -1, 1). Find the magnitude of the electric field at (5, 2, -3). All coordinates are measured in meters. а. 2.0267 V/m b. 6.3238 V/m С. 7.3050 V/m d. 3.5601 V/m

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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