own below. What is the x (horizontal) component of the electric field at the position of charge if qb= 6.04×10-¹²C and q = 5.26×10-¹²C? Assume 3 sig figs. You do not need to use scientific tation. qa

own below. What is the x (horizontal) component of the electric field at the position of charge if qb= 6.04×10-¹²C and q = 5.26×10-¹²C? Assume 3 sig figs. You do not need to use scientific tation. qa

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