Three point charges located in vacuum lie at the vertices of an equilateral triangle with side length d as shown in the figure. The net electric field created by all three charges at (point P) is: charge #2 + +9 charge #1 +q d point P b- charge #3 O. 4ka 1 3d O 4kg i-27) Oe kq d2(3 Od kg Oe 4kq

Three point charges located in vacuum lie at the vertices of an equilateral triangle with side length d as shown in the figure. The net electric field created by all three charges at (point P) is: charge #2 + +9 charge #1 +q d point P b- charge #3 O. 4ka 1 3d O 4kg i-27) Oe kq d2(3 Od kg Oe 4kq

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Three point charges located in vacuum lie at the vertices of an equilateral triangle with side length d as shown in the figure.
The net electric field created by all three charges at (point P) is:
charge #2
+ +9
charge #1
+q
d point P
b-
charge #3
O. Akg 1
3d
O 4kg
Oe
kq
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Od kg
Oe 4kq

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