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A + 5.5 mC charge is placed with a -15.0m C charge to its right. The charges are placed 3.8 m apart. 2.8m thine +5.50 mc - 1.0m -15.0 mC calculate the electric field at a distance +5.5 mC charge. 1.0m to the right of the

A + 5.5 mC charge is placed with a -15.0m C charge to its right. The charges are placed 3.8 m apart. 2.8m thine +5.50 mc - 1.0m -15.0 mC calculate the electric field at a distance +5.5 mC charge. 1.0m to the right of the

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DA +5.5 mC charge is placed with a -15.0 mc
charge to its right. The charges are placed 3.8 m
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2.8m
▷ +5.50
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M
-15.0
mC
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calculate the electric field at a distance
1.0m to the right of the +5.5 mC charge.

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