4) Considertwo point chargesarranged as shownin the figurebelow a 0.dm, bis0.8m, Q = -0.004 uC, andq+0,0015 uc,determine the magnitude of theelectric field E at point P k=9x10^9S.IN120 N/C68 N/CO 82 N/CO 72 N/C77 N/C

Given data: a = 0.6 m b = 0.8 m Q = -0.004 μC = -0.004×10-6 C q = +0.0015 μC = +0.0015×10-6 C k =…

4) Consider two point charges arranged as shown in the figure below: a 0.am, b-0.8m, Q = 0.004 uC, andq-0.0015 uC, determine the magnitude of the electric field E at point P: k=9×10^9 S.IN O 120 N/C O 68 N/C O 82 N/C O 72 N/C 77 N/C

4) Consider two point charges arranged as shown in the figure below: a 0.am, b-0.8m, Q = 0.004 uC, andq-0.0015 uC, determine the magnitude of the electric field E at point P: k=9×10^9 S.IN O 120 N/C O 68 N/C O 82 N/C O 72 N/C 77 N/C

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4) Considertwo point charges
arranged as shownin the figure
below a 0.dm, bis0.8m, Q = -
0.004 uC, andq+0,0015 uc,
determine the magnitude of the
electric field E at point P k=9x10^9
S.IN
120 N/C
68 N/C
O 82 N/C
O 72 N/C
77 N/C

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