91 92 Two point charges are located on the corners of a square as shown. q1=1.9Q and q2=-1.6Q. Find the magnitude of the electric field vector on the bottom left corner of the square in terms of kQ/I². Calculate your answer to 1 decimal point.

91 92 Two point charges are located on the corners of a square as shown. q1=1.9Q and q2=-1.6Q. Find the magnitude of the electric field vector on the bottom left corner of the square in terms of kQ/I². Calculate your answer to 1 decimal point.

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