A hollow ball with radius R = 2 cm has a charge of -4 nC spread uniformly over its surface (see the figure). The center of the ball is at P1 = <-4, 0, 0> cm. A point charge of 7 nC is located at P3 = <5, 0, 0> cm. (The diagram below is not drawn exactly to scale.) P2X What is the net electric field at location P2 = <0, 6, 0> cm? E = N/C P₁X R P3 At a particular instant an electron is at location P2. What is the net electric force on the electron at that instant? N.

A hollow ball with radius R = 2 cm has a charge of -4 nC spread uniformly over its surface (see the figure). The center of the ball is at P1 = <-4, 0, 0> cm. A point charge of 7 nC is located at P3 = <5, 0, 0> cm. (The diagram below is not drawn exactly to scale.) P2X What is the net electric field at location P2 = <0, 6, 0> cm? E = N/C P₁X R P3 At a particular instant an electron is at location P2. What is the net electric force on the electron at that instant? N.

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