1. Solve for the x, y, and, z magnitudes of electric fidd for the given instances below. 1.q 4nC at(1, 2,-5) cm 2. q 6nC at (5, -7, 10) cm 3.q 10nC at(4,2,8) cm

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Q: How many electrons are needed to form a charge of -25.00 nC? Charge of an electron is -1.602x10^-19…

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Q: q1 = (8.60x10^-9)  C q2 = (1.232x10^-8) C x = (6.060x10^1) m d = (3.3000x10^0) m Find the…

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Q: If a = 1.7 mm, b = 3.5 mm, Q1 = 25 nC, Q2 = –63 nC, and q = 36 nC in the figure, what is the…

A: a = 1.7 mm b = 3.5 mm Q1 = 25 nC Q2 = -63 nC q = 36 nC

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