98llass1 102_b7affd1c03ba01883b6df8b1dc7..1. A uniform ring of radius a = 8.0 cm and charge Q1 = -12.0 nC is in the yz-plane andcentred at the origin. A point charge Q2 = +12.0 nC is at the origin. Find the net electricfield E at the point P on the x-axis at x = 6.0 cm.yPQ22. The point charge q1 is at the origin, the point charge q2 is at r = 40.0 cm on the r-axis andthe point charge q3 is at y = 30.0 cm on the y-axis as shown. If q2 = –4.0 µC and the netforce on q1 is F1 = (+5.0 î – 7.0 3 ) N, find the charge q3.y130 cm40 cm

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98 all ۸:45 ص .. Q ass1 102_b7affd1c03ba01883b6df8b1dc7.. 1. A uniform ring of radius a = 8.0 cm and charge Q1 = -12.0 nC is in the yz-plane and centred at the origin. A point charge Q2 = +12.0 nC is at the origin. Find the net electric field E at the point P on the r-axis at r = 6.0 cm. y P :

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