Group Work Find the electric field at point C in the diagram below. CC=1×10 °C) k=9*109- C² E=k 93=7 мс X3=-12cm Y3=0cm 92=3μc X2=0cm Y2=-4cm Xy=0cm Yu=0cm 91-0.25 uc X1=10cm Y1=0cm

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