Three point charges q1 = q, q2 = -q and q3 = -q, are placed at the vertices of an isosceles triangle with the basis of 2 cm and equal sides of 4 cm. (see figure) (a) Calculate the electrical potential at the center of the basis, assuming q=7 µC (b) Calculate the electric field (vector) in the same point. q =9, 4.00 3.87 cm cm 92 -2.00 cm 93

Three point charges q1 = q, q2 = -q and q3 = -q, are placed at the vertices of an isosceles triangle with the basis of 2 cm and equal sides of 4 cm. (see figure) (a) Calculate the electrical potential at the center of the basis, assuming q=7 µC (b) Calculate the electric field (vector) in the same point. q =9, 4.00 3.87 cm cm 92 -2.00 cm 93

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