Two point charges, each +10.0 u(mu)C, are on the x axis; one point charge is at the origin and the other is at x = 8.00 m. What is the electric field on the x axis at: (a.) x = -2.00 m (b.) x = 2.00 m (c.) x = 4.00 m d.) x = 6.00 m. e.) x = 10,0 m %3D %3D

Two point charges, each +10.0 u(mu)C, are on the x axis; one point charge is at the origin and the other is at x = 8.00 m. What is the electric field on the x axis at: (a.) x = -2.00 m (b.) x = 2.00 m (c.) x = 4.00 m d.) x = 6.00 m. e.) x = 10,0 m %3D %3D

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Two point charges, each +10.0 u(mu)C, are on the x axis; one point charge is at the
origin and the other is at x = 8.00 m. What is the electric field on the x axis at: (a.) x
= -2.00 m (b.) x = 2.00 m (c.) x = 4.00 m d.) x =
6.00 m. e.) x =
10,0 m

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