6. direction0 = tan-'()D.59.32°3.9A.101.9°E.89.9°65.25°B.= 54.16°F.54.16°C.33.01°|--/IwwVsA 11.µC charge is located at the origin and a 5.3_uC charge is located at 0.38_m on the x-axis. What is theelectric field (magnitude and direction) at 0.9_m on the y-axis?0, =90°Eg7.magnitudeOg= tan380.9m225500.N/C252000_N/C186600_N/CA.169400_N/CD.=67,109°0.38m $2=53ucВ.298400_N/CE.251700 N/C+)С.F.ighting ut|--/=lluc8.directionD.128.1°A.92.33°107.9 =VT,38)²+(.9)² = 0.976933979mE.В.61.67°F.96.59°С.77.17°122222.2 NC-58H1.392347No|--/.870,=0,E2=K921_(gx109) 15.3 XI0)(.976933979)2=c 8-tan ()=(1asa =83"168a6519439.49979.04446N/60=tani (=(4=D835; 122222.2NC, 90°16128Ntx-122222.2 cos (90)+ 49979.0 Cos(67.11)=19439.99013fu =122222.2 Sin (90H49979.0 sin (67.11)=168265,519V(19439)+(168265) = 169384.13 69400 N/CE,i49979.0N/C, l67.11°301990-1and 92

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A 11.µC charge is located at the origin and a 5.3_µC charge is located at 0.38_m on the x-axis. What is the 0,-90 electric field (magnitude and direction) at 0.9.m on the y-axis? 7. magnitude Bg= tan 0.9m 169400 N/C 225500 N/C A. D. 252000 N/C 186600 N/C 298400 N/C 367.10 0.382-53uc В. E. С. 251700 N/C F. /--/ %3lluc 8. direction D. 128.1° А. 92.33° 107.9 -VT.38)2+(9 = 0.97693397 E. %3D В. 61.67° F. 96.59° C. 77.17° 177777 2NG

A 11.µC charge is located at the origin and a 5.3_µC charge is located at 0.38_m on the x-axis. What is the 0,-90 electric field (magnitude and direction) at 0.9.m on the y-axis? 7. magnitude Bg= tan 0.9m 169400 N/C 225500 N/C A. D. 252000 N/C 186600 N/C 298400 N/C 367.10 0.382-53uc В. E. С. 251700 N/C F. /--/ %3lluc 8. direction D. 128.1° А. 92.33° 107.9 -VT.38)2+(9 = 0.97693397 E. %3D В. 61.67° F. 96.59° C. 77.17° 177777 2NG

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