The three corners of the square whose sides are 1 cm have loads η1-1 μC, q2=-4 μC and q3-6μC (1μC=10-6C) The charge q4, which is infinitely distant from this load system, is calculate the work that needs to be done to bring it to remaining corner. (q4=2µC)

The three corners of the square whose sides are 1 cm have loads η1-1 μC, q2=-4 μC and q3-6μC (1μC=10-6C) The charge q4, which is infinitely distant from this load system, is calculate the work that needs to be done to bring it to remaining corner. (q4=2µC)

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1) The three corners of the square whose sides are 1 cm have loads
q1=1µC, q2=-4µC and q3=6µC (1µC=10-6C)
• The charge q4, which is infinitely distant from this load system,
is calculate the work that needs to be done to bring it to
remaining corner. (q4=2µC)

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