ELECTRICITYElectric Field IntensityA. ELECTRIC FIELD OFA SYSTEM OF POINT CHARGESPoint charges 9, and q2 of +12nCand -12nC, respectively, areplaced 0.19 m apart. Calculate theelectric field caused by q,, by 42and the total field at point a, b,and c.13.0 cm13.0 cm4.06.04.0

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Point charges 9, and q, of +12nC and -12nC, respectively, are placed 0.19 m apart. Calculate the electric field caused by q,, by q2 and the total field at point a, b, and c. 13.0cm 13.0 cm 4.0 6.0 4.0 cm

Point charges 9, and q, of +12nC and -12nC, respectively, are placed 0.19 m apart. Calculate the electric field caused by q,, by q2 and the total field at point a, b, and c. 13.0cm 13.0 cm 4.0 6.0 4.0 cm

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ELECTRICITY
Electric Field Intensity
A. ELECTRIC FIELD OFA SYSTEM OF POINT CHARGES
Point charges 9, and q2 of +12nC
and -12nC, respectively, are
placed 0.19 m apart. Calculate the
electric field caused by q,, by 42
and the total field at point a, b,
and c.
13.0 cm
13.0 cm
4.0
6.0
4.0

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