Consider two point charges q1 = -7e and q2 = 2e situated on the x-axis with q1 at the origin as shown in the figure below. Suppose that r12 = 3.36 µm and r2p = 4.87 µm. Then the net electric field at point P has a magnitude that is most nearly P• r2P

Consider two point charges q1 = -7e and q2 = 2e situated on the x-axis with q1 at the origin as shown in the figure below. Suppose that r12 = 3.36 µm and r2p = 4.87 µm. Then the net electric field at point P has a magnitude that is most nearly P• r2P

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