4. Determine the electric field strength& potential midway between twocharges separated by 6m when thecharges are;(a) +108 & -108 C,(b) +108 & +108 C,(c) +108 & -10° C and(d) Find the electric force on a charge-106 C placed midway between thecharges in (a).

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4. Determine the electric field strength & potential midway between two charges separated by 6m when the charges are; (a) +108 & -10-8 C, (b) +108 & +10-8 (c) +108 & -10° C and (d) Find the electric force on a charge -106 C placed midway between the charges in (a). C,

4. Determine the electric field strength & potential midway between two charges separated by 6m when the charges are; (a) +108 & -10-8 C, (b) +108 & +10-8 (c) +108 & -10° C and (d) Find the electric force on a charge -106 C placed midway between the charges in (a). C,

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4. Determine the electric field strength
& potential midway between two
charges separated by 6m when the
charges are;
(a) +108 & -108 C,
(b) +108 & +108 C,
(c) +108 & -10° C and
(d) Find the electric force on a charge
-106 C placed midway between the
charges in (a).

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