A system of point charges include q1= +1HC, at x1-1m, y1= 1m, q2= -1 HC at x2= -1, y2 q3= +2 at the origin 0,0. -1, and What is the electric potential at x 1m and y= -1m What is the electric potential energy of the system? What is the electric field x and y components, magnitude, and direction at x-1m and y= 1m

A system of point charges include q1= +1HC, at x1-1m, y1= 1m, q2= -1 HC at x2= -1, y2 q3= +2 at the origin 0,0. -1, and What is the electric potential at x 1m and y= -1m What is the electric potential energy of the system? What is the electric field x and y components, magnitude, and direction at x-1m and y= 1m

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A system of point charges include q1= +1HC, at x1-1m, y1= 1m, q2= -1 HC at x2= -1, y2
q3= +2 at the origin 0,0.
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What is the electric potential at x 1m and y= -1m
What is the electric potential energy of the system?
What is the electric field x and y components, magnitude, and direction at x-1m and y= 1m

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