In the image below there exists a square 3 cm on each side with different points and charges. On q1exists a charge equal to +2 uC and q2 exists a charge equal to -2 uC.a) Calculate the electric field vector at point a?b) What is the force on the charge as a q3 charge of -3 uC is positioned at a, and the amount ofwork to move it to pointb?c) What is electric potential at points a and b?the image provide these exists two parallel plates call A and B the length of both being 5 le929.

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