In the Figure shown below, Find (a) Find the net force on (12 nC) by 3 other charges (b) Find net potential at the location of 12 nC (c) Find the potential energy of the system of 4 charges. 2 nc - 6 nc 4 m -2 nc 4 m 90° 5 m 5 m 30 30 12 nC
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