Calculate the magnitude and direction for the electric field at the center of the square shown to the right. The +1µC charge is at the center of the side of the square and all the other charges are at the corners of the square. 0.40m oriy +1μC wat o -4μC +3μC

Calculate the magnitude and direction for the electric field at the center of the square shown to the right. The +1µC charge is at the center of the side of the square and all the other charges are at the corners of the square. 0.40m oriy +1μC wat o -4μC +3μC

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Calculate the magnitude and direction
for the electric field at the center of the
square shown to the right. The +1µC
charge is at the center of the side of
the square and all the other charges
are at the corners of the square.
0.40m
oriy
+1μC
woto
-4μC
+3μC

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