In the diagram below there are four charges: Q1 (charge +6C) and Q2 (charge -6C) lie on 3) the y-axis at y = +2 m and y = -2 m respectively and Q3 (charge +6C) and Q4 (charge -6C) lie on the x-axis at x = +2 m and x = -2 m respectively. a) Calculate the electric field (magnitude and direction) at the origin. b) Calculate the electric potential at the origin. Q1 = +6 C 2 m Q4 = -6 C Q3 = +6 C 2m 2 m 2 m Q2 = - 6C

In the diagram below there are four charges: Q1 (charge +6C) and Q2 (charge -6C) lie on 3) the y-axis at y = +2 m and y = -2 m respectively and Q3 (charge +6C) and Q4 (charge -6C) lie on the x-axis at x = +2 m and x = -2 m respectively. a) Calculate the electric field (magnitude and direction) at the origin. b) Calculate the electric potential at the origin. Q1 = +6 C 2 m Q4 = -6 C Q3 = +6 C 2m 2 m 2 m Q2 = - 6C

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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