12. What is the magnitude of the electric field due to Q1 at the point P? *2.088x10^(2) N/CO 2.088x10^(3) N/C2.088x10^(4) N/CO 2.088x10^(5) N/C13. What is the magnitude of the electric field due to Q2 at the point P?2 pc(Round off your "r" to the nearest thousandths place/3 decimals)*1.392x10^(1) N/C1.392x10^(2) N/C1.392x10^(3) N/C Equilateral/Equiangular Triangle,50 стQ1 =-5.8 nCQ2 -2.9 nCQ33 5.8 пС%3D

Given value--- Q1 = -5.8 nC . Q2 = -2.9 nC. Q3 = 5.8 nC. side of Equilateral triangle = 50 cm. We…

12. What is the magnitude of the electric field due to Q1 at the point P? * O 2.088x10^(2) N/C O 2.088x10^(3) N/C 2.088x10^(4) N/C O 2.088x10^(5) N/C 13. What is the magnitude of the electric field due to Q2 at the point P? (Round off your "r" to the nearest thousandths place/3 decimals) 1.392x10^(1) N/C 1.392x10^(2) N/C O1.392x10^(3) N/C

12. What is the magnitude of the electric field due to Q1 at the point P? * O 2.088x10^(2) N/C O 2.088x10^(3) N/C 2.088x10^(4) N/C O 2.088x10^(5) N/C 13. What is the magnitude of the electric field due to Q2 at the point P? (Round off your "r" to the nearest thousandths place/3 decimals) 1.392x10^(1) N/C 1.392x10^(2) N/C O1.392x10^(3) N/C

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