11. Two small particles, both with a charge of -3 µC, are placed 1.0 m apart along a vertical axis asconnecting the charges. Show your answer with a vector diagram that gives both thepoint marked by "x" which is on a horizontal axis that bisects the midpoint of the line segmentshown in the figure below. Calculate the net electric field produced by these charges at themagnitude and direction of the electric field vector.-3 μC50 cmFind the electricfield vector here.30°30°50 cm-3 μC4.OModeling Workshop Project 2004

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connecting the charges. Show your answer with a vector diagram that gives both the shown in the figure below. Calculate the net electric field produced by these charges at the Two small particles, both with a charge of -3 µC, are placed 1.0 m apart along a vertical axis as connectinked by "x" which is on a horizontal axis that bisects the midpoint of the line segment magnitude and direction of the electric field vector.

connecting the charges. Show your answer with a vector diagram that gives both the shown in the figure below. Calculate the net electric field produced by these charges at the Two small particles, both with a charge of -3 µC, are placed 1.0 m apart along a vertical axis as connectinked by "x" which is on a horizontal axis that bisects the midpoint of the line segment magnitude and direction of the electric field vector.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24.59AP: A uniformly charged spherical shell with positive surface charge density contains a circular hole...

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