Problem. One pointed charge -6mC is placed on origin, and another pointed charge -8mC is placed on X-axis at distance 6 cm to right from the first one. Find electric field (magnitude and direction) in the middle point between charges Attention: 1mC = 10-³C 1cm = 10-2m %3D

Problem. One pointed charge -6mC is placed on origin, and another pointed charge -8mC is placed on X-axis at distance 6 cm to right from the first one. Find electric field (magnitude and direction) in the middle point between charges Attention: 1mC = 10-³C 1cm = 10-2m %3D

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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