12- + q, + 3q, and -2q charges are placed at K, L, and M points, respectively as shown in the figure. If the magnitude of the electric field intensity, generated by the charge at point K, is E at pOint 0, how many E is the magnitude of the resultant electric field intensity at point O? +3q 2d 2d +q 2q K a) 2/2 b) V10 C) e) 2V5 Ros hirak

12- + q, + 3q, and -2q charges are placed at K, L, and M points, respectively as shown in the figure. If the magnitude of the electric field intensity, generated by the charge at point K, is E at pOint 0, how many E is the magnitude of the resultant electric field intensity at point O? +3q 2d 2d +q 2q K a) 2/2 b) V10 C) e) 2V5 Ros hirak

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