Three charges are placed on the y-axis. The first, with charge 8nC, sits at y=5cm. The...
Three charges are placed on the y-axis. The first, with charge 8nC, sits at y=5cm. The second, with charge -14nC, is at y=0cm. The third, -10nC, is at y=−5cm.
a) What is the electric potential on the x-axis at x=10cm?
b) What is the magnitude of the electric field at x=10cm?
c) What is the electric potential at x= −10cm?
d) What is the magnitude of the electric field at x= −10cm?
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