Determine the value and sign of a source charge qo centered at the origin that generates an electric field vector at P( x 0, Y 0) with magnitude E and direction where E=0.093 N/C, O = 315 degrees , X0 = -5m, yo = 5m

Determine the value and sign of a source charge qo centered at the origin that generates an electric field vector at P( x 0, Y 0) with magnitude E and direction where E=0.093 N/C, O = 315 degrees , X0 = -5m, yo = 5m

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