Charge q = 3.6 * 10-12 C
side of the square a = 5.9 cm = 0.059 m
Diagonal = sqrt(2) * a = 0.0834 m
distance of the center from corner r = diagonal / 2 = 0.04171 m
electric field due to two positive charges which are lies on same diagonal are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction.So, they cancel each other.
Therefore net electric field E = E ' + E "
where E ' = electric field due to charge +q
E' = Kq/r2 = 9*109*3.6*10-12/(0.04171 )2
E' = 18.62 N/C
E " = electric field due to charge -q
E'' = Kq/r2 = 9*109*3.6*10-12/(0.04171 )2
E'' = 18.62 N/C
E ' and E " are in same direction.
So,
E =37.24 N / C
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