Magnitude of the electric field at the empty corner

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You have three identical charged spheres, each with a charge of 4.05 µC. You have arranged them so they are each at the corners of a square that gauges 3.9m on a side. Discover the magnitude of the electric field at the "empty" corner. (The corner with no charged sphere) N/C

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