00 Two rings carry uniformly distributed charges, one of +25 nC and the other of -25 nC. They are placed 16 cm apart, concentric with a common horizontal axis. The ring on the left carries the positive charge and the one on the right negative charge. Each ring has a radius of 5.0 cm. Determine the electric field on the horizontal axis, halfway between the two rings.

00 Two rings carry uniformly distributed charges, one of +25 nC and the other of -25 nC. They are placed 16 cm apart, concentric with a common horizontal axis. The ring on the left carries the positive charge and the one on the right negative charge. Each ring has a radius of 5.0 cm. Determine the electric field on the horizontal axis, halfway between the two rings.

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Two rings carry uniformly distributed charges, one of +25 nC and the other of -25 nC. They are placed
16 cm apart, concentric with a common horizontal axis. The ring on the left carries the positive
charge and the one on the right negative charge. Each ring has a radius of 5.0 cm. Determine the
electric field on the horizontal axis, halfway between the two rings.

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