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- In a two dimensional space Charge q1= +4nC is placed at (3,3) m Charge q2=...

- In a two dimensional space Charge q1= +4nC is placed at (3,3) m Charge q2= +3nC is placed at (7,7) m Charge q3= -4nC is placed at (6,2) m if F1=0.002i+0.003j, F2=0.00257i-0.00132j and F3= 0.00651i+0.00245j The electrostatic field at (7, 7) m

- In a two dimensional space Charge q1= +5nC is placed at (0,0)m Charge q2= +4nC is placed at (4,4)m Charge q3= -3nC is placed at (42)m. The electrostatic potential at (4, 4,)m?  

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