6. Write the steps of calculation in detailTwo pointlike charges of Q1, and Q2 arelocated at (0, 3m) and (4m, 0) as shown inthe right figure. Qi=-0.6 µC, Qz=-1.6 µC.(a) Find the total electric field at the origincaused by the two pointlike charges in thefigure. (b) Find the magnitude of theelectric field produced by the two chargesat the origin o. (c) If Qo=0.5 µC, wasplaced at the origin, find the total electricforce exerted on Qo in the figure.yQ13m4mXQ2 5. Write the steps of calculation in detailAs shown in the following figure, thenegative charge Qi=-0.5 µC is placed indifferent position.(a) Find the electric field at the point Pcaused by Q, in the figure (c). (b) Find thethe electric field at the origin produced byQq in the figure (d).yyP(0.3m,0.4m)P(0.3m,0.4m)Q2Q2(c)(d)

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Two pointlike charges of Q1, and Q2 are located at (0, 3m) and (4m, 0) as shown in the right figure. Q;=-0.6 µC, Q,=-1.6 µC. (a) Find the total electric field at the origin caused by the two pointlike charges in the figure. (b) Find the magnitude of the

Two pointlike charges of Q1, and Q2 are located at (0, 3m) and (4m, 0) as shown in the right figure. Q;=-0.6 µC, Q,=-1.6 µC. (a) Find the total electric field at the origin caused by the two pointlike charges in the figure. (b) Find the magnitude of the

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6. Write the steps of calculation in detail
Two pointlike charges of Q1, and Q2 are
located at (0, 3m) and (4m, 0) as shown in
the right figure. Qi=-0.6 µC, Qz=-1.6 µC.
(a) Find the total electric field at the origin
caused by the two pointlike charges in the
figure. (b) Find the magnitude of the
electric field produced by the two charges
at the origin o. (c) If Qo=0.5 µC, was
placed at the origin, find the total electric
force exerted on Qo in the figure.
y
Q1
3m
4m
X
Q2

5. Write the steps of calculation in detail
As shown in the following figure, the
negative charge Qi=-0.5 µC is placed in
different position.
(a) Find the electric field at the point P
caused by Q, in the figure (c). (b) Find the
the electric field at the origin produced by
Qq in the figure (d).
y
y
P(0.3m,0.4m)
P(0.3m,0.4m)
Q2
Q2
(c)
(d)

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