1. In the figure below, Q₁ (-6 μC) by Q₂ (2 μC) are shown. Use k=9x109 Nm²/c². Q1 x=0 Q2 x=3cm x 4cm X Using Part 1, the electric field due to Q₁ and Q₂ at x = 3 cm should have looked like this. Q₂ is closer to the point x=3 cm compared to Q₁. Therefore, | E₂ | > |E₁|. Both fields point in the negative x- direction. E₁ E₂ x=3cm (a) Calculate the electric field E₁ due to Q₁ at x = 3 cm. E₁:2 N/C (b) Calculate the electric field E₂ due to Q₂ at x = 3 cm. E₂: 9 N/C (c) Calculate the net electric field at x = 3 cm due to Q₁ and Q₂. Enet: 09 N/C

1. In the figure below, Q₁ (-6 μC) by Q₂ (2 μC) are shown. Use k=9x109 Nm²/c². Q1 x=0 Q2 x=3cm x 4cm X Using Part 1, the electric field due to Q₁ and Q₂ at x = 3 cm should have looked like this. Q₂ is closer to the point x=3 cm compared to Q₁. Therefore, | E₂ | > |E₁|. Both fields point in the negative x- direction. E₁ E₂ x=3cm (a) Calculate the electric field E₁ due to Q₁ at x = 3 cm. E₁:2 N/C (b) Calculate the electric field E₂ due to Q₂ at x = 3 cm. E₂: 9 N/C (c) Calculate the net electric field at x = 3 cm due to Q₁ and Q₂. Enet: 09 N/C

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