45 llbäs öeljäll - assignment No 1_3..4f0111df8db728c6سجل دخولك لتحرير الملف وحفظ التغیيرات التي تجريه. . .PTUدولة السطينوزارة التعليم العالي والبحث العلميKadoorie siÁState of PalestinePalestine Technical University-KadoorieMinistry of Higher Education a Bolentifie ResearehGeneral Physics 2Phys. 15020102Assignment No. 1 (From 17-10 until 23-10-2020)Dr Hussein ShanakQ1:Two point charges are fixed as shown in the figure. If q = 80 nC and a= 0,5 m,then the magnitude of the net electric field in (N/C) at the origin O is:Q2:Three positive point charges of equal magnitude q= 6 micro coulomb are fixedas shown in the figure. If the distance a=0.5m, then the magnitude of the netelectric force in N on the charge at the origin O is:جامعة فلسطين التقنية - خضوريPTUتلسطينوزارة التعليم العالي والبحث العلميKadoorie ¢39State of PalestinePalestine Technical University-KadoorleMiniatry of Higher Education & Scientific ResaarchQ3: positively charged particle of charge q = 6 nC is placed in front of a uniformlycharged infinite sheet with surface charge density equal to 106.2 nC/m2 as shownin the figure. The magnitude of the electric force on the particle ( in Micro N) is:

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