wo positive charges, Q1 = 0.5 pC and Q2 = 0.0 pC are arranged in a straight line as shown in the figure. If d1 = 3 cm and d2 = 9 cm, determine the magnitude of the electric field (in MV/m) at point P due to the charges di d2 Qi Q2

wo positive charges, Q1 = 0.5 pC and Q2 = 0.0 pC are arranged in a straight line as shown in the figure. If d1 = 3 cm and d2 = 9 cm, determine the magnitude of the electric field (in MV/m) at point P due to the charges di d2 Qi Q2

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