Three charged particles are located on the corner of a square as shown in the figure. Q1=-6 uC, Q2=+4uC, and Q3= +10uC. The side L-15 cm. What is the magnitude and the direction of the total electric field at point (P)? Q2 QI Q3

Three charged particles are located on the corner of a square as shown in the figure. Q1=-6 uC, Q2=+4uC, and Q3= +10uC. The side L-15 cm. What is the magnitude and the direction of the total electric field at point (P)? Q2 QI Q3

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Three charged particles are located on the corner of a square as shown in the figure. Q1=-6 uC, Q2=+4uC, and Q3= +10uC. The side L=15 cm. What is the magnitude and the direction of the total electric field at
point (P)?
Q2
QI
L.
Q3
Select one:
O a. -10i-5j MN/C
O b. -3.4i+3j MN/C
O c. 4.6i-1.8j MN/C
O d. 3.4i+3j MN/C
O e. 4.6i+1.8j MN/C

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