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Two equal, positive charges, q=2.0μC are located on thex-axis,one at +0.3m and the other at -0.3m. A third charge Q=+4.0μC islocated on the y-axis at +0.4m.
(a) Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant(net)force on Q.
(b) Find the potential at the point (0.0,-0.4m)
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