Three charges are placed on the corners of an isosceles triangle, with side length d = 0.050 m, as indicated in the figure. Two of the charges are positive and one is negative. The magnitude of each charge is the same, and is given by q = 1.34 μC. Calculate the magnitude and direction (relative to the given set of axes) of the electric field at point P, exactly halfway between the negative charge and one of the positive charges.

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