PS Electric Field 2 30 cm 50 cm A 2 q1 + 2 x 10(-6) C q2 = + 2 x 10^(-6) C What is the net electric field at point A? The net electric field is the difference of the strength two electric fields generated by the two identical charges. Quantify.

PS Electric Field 2 30 cm 50 cm A 2 q1 + 2 x 10(-6) C q2 = + 2 x 10^(-6) C What is the net electric field at point A? The net electric field is the difference of the strength two electric fields generated by the two identical charges. Quantify.

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