(I) Four point charges are located at the vertices of a square with side L.
We give q2 = q3 = Q and q1= q4 = −2Q.
Determine the resulting electric field (a) at point A,
in the center of the square; (b) at point B
"\\vec E=\\vec E_1+\\vec E_2+\\vec E_3+\\vec E_4,"
a)
"E=2\\sqrt 2\\frac {kq}{L^2},"
b)
"E_x=\\frac{8kq}{5\\sqrt 5 L^2},"
"E_y=\\frac{4kq(5\\sqrt 5 -3)}{5\\sqrt 5 L^2},"
"E=\\sqrt{E_x^2+E_y^2}=\\frac{4kq(138-30\\sqrt 5)}{5\\sqrt 5L^2}."
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