Calculating Electric Field Components at a Point: A College Physics Problem

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The discussion centers around solving a physics problem involving electric fields generated by four charges at the corners of a square. The user struggles with calculating the electric field components at point M, located between two of the charges. Participants emphasize the importance of breaking down the electric field vectors into components and using Coulomb's law to find their magnitudes. They clarify that the net electric field is not zero at point M and guide the user through the process of calculating angles and components for each vector. Ultimately, the user successfully calculates the total electric field, gaining a better understanding of the problem-solving approach.
  • #31
Yes Thank You, I suppose I am a little rusty on some of the basics. Plus, I tend to get a little confused setting up my problems. I was never really good at Physics. But Thanks a Million you were a great help!
 
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  • #32
Glad to hear. I'm glad you didn't give up!

- Warren
 
  • #33
Im Glad That Chroot was there yesterday to help u.
 

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