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    Two charges are placed at the corners of a square

    V1 + V2 + V3 =0 kq1 /d + kq2 /d + kq3 /d (route)2 over 2= 0 then i solved for q3 and i got -2.8x 10^-6 C but the answer is -1.4 x 10^-6C which means i forgot half somewhere.. thanks though! i think i can handle it! wish me luck in physics 12 exam tomorrow! ahha i'll very likely need all...
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    Two charges are placed at the corners of a square

    Electric Potential ! Homework Statement Two charges are placed at the corners of a square. One charge, 4.0μC, is fixed to one corner and another, -6.0μC, is fixed to the opposite corner. What charge would need to be placed at the intersection of the diagonals of the square in order to make...
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