20. Particles A,B,C and D form a square with 4.13cm sides. Particles A and B both have charges of 48.0μC and Particle C has a charge of -39.0 µC. Particle D is neutral. Based upon your knowledge of electrotatic charges determine: **Note** (Complete a or b, then part c) a. The force acting on Particle B b. The field strength at Particle D The total potential energy stored in the system. A B O O I

20. Particles A,B,C and D form a square with 4.13cm sides. Particles A and B both have charges of 48.0μC and Particle C has a charge of -39.0 µC. Particle D is neutral. Based upon your knowledge of electrotatic charges determine: Note (Complete a or b, then part c) a. The force acting on Particle B b. The field strength at Particle D The total potential energy stored in the system. A B O O I

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20. Particles A,B,C and D form a square with 4.13cm sides. Particles A and B both have charges of 48.0μC
and Particle C has a charge of -39.0 µC. Particle D is neutral. Based upon your knowledge of electrotatic
charges determine:
**Note* * (Complete a or b, then part c)
a. The force acting on Particle B
b.
The field strength at Particle D
C.
The total potential energy stored in the system.
A
D
B
I

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