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    A 500nC point charge is located at (2,3,5), an infinite line charge of 50 nC/m is at (4,0,3), and an infinite surface charge of 2 nC/m^2 is at (0,0,-4). The electric field at the origin due to these charges must be found, as well as the magnitude of the force on a 20nC point charge placed at the origin.

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    A 500nC point charge is located at (2,3,5), an infinite line charge of 50 nC/m is at (4,0,3), and an infinite surface charge of 2 nC/m^2 is at (0,0,-4). The electric field at the origin due to these charges must be found, as well as the magnitude of the force on a 20nC point charge placed at the origin.

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    A 500nC point charge is located at (2,3,5), an infinite line charge of 50 nC/m is at (4,0,3), and an infinite surface charge of 2 nC/m^2 is at (0,0,-4). The electric field at the origin due to these charges must be found, as well as the magnitude of the force on a 20nC point charge placed at the origin.

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    A 500nC point charge, an infinite line charge of ρL = 50 nC/m and an infinite surface
    charge of ρS = 2 nC/m2 are located at (2, 3, 5) , (4, 0, 3) and (0, 0, -4) respectively, (a) find
    the electric field intensity at the origin. (b) if a 20nC point charge is placed at the origin,
    what is the magnitude of the force exerted on this charge?

    z
    500 nC
    (2, 3, 5)
    (4, 0, 3)

    50 ES
    nC/m

    EL

    EP
    2 nC/m2

    x (0, 0, -4)

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