Question 4 Two charged particles Q;=10 mC and Q.=0.01 C are separated by a distance d=1 mm (figure below). What is the magnitude and direction of the net electric field at the point P, which is 0.25 mm on the right from Q;. as illustrated in the figure? The positive x direction is to the right. -128 × 10° N/C O O N/C O 128 × 10° N/C 128 × 1013 N/C O-128 × 1013 N/C

Question 4 Two charged particles Q;=10 mC and Q.=0.01 C are separated by a distance d=1 mm (figure below). What is the magnitude and direction of the net electric field at the point P, which is 0.25 mm on the right from Q;. as illustrated in the figure? The positive x direction is to the right. -128 × 10° N/C O O N/C O 128 × 10° N/C 128 × 1013 N/C O-128 × 1013 N/C

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