21.96 •. Two charges are placed asshown in Fig. P21.96. The magnitudeof q1 is 3.00 µC, but its sign and thevalue of the charge q2 are not known.The direction of the net electric fieldÉ at point P is entirely in the negativey-direction. (a) Considering the differentpossible signs of qq and q2, four possible diagrams could represent the electricfields Éj and É, produced by q1 and q2. Sketch the four possible electric-field configurations. (b) Using the sketches from part (a) and the direction ofÉ, deduce the signs of q and q2. (c) Determine the magnitude of É.Figure P21.96P5.0 cm/12.0 cm13.0 cm92

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21.96 •• Two charges are placed as Figure P21.96 shown in Fig. P21.96. The magnitude of q1 is 3.00 µC, but its sign and the value of the charge q2 are not known. The direction of the net electric field P 5.0 cm 12.0 cm É at point P is entirely in the negative y-direction. (a) Considering the different possible signs of q1 and q2, four possible diagrams could represent the electric fields Éj and É2 produced by q1 and q2. Sketch the four possible electric- field configurations. (b) Using the sketches from part (a) and the direction of É, deduce the signs of q1 and q2. (c) Determine the magnitude of E. 13.0 cm 92

21.96 •• Two charges are placed as Figure P21.96 shown in Fig. P21.96. The magnitude of q1 is 3.00 µC, but its sign and the value of the charge q2 are not known. The direction of the net electric field P 5.0 cm 12.0 cm É at point P is entirely in the negative y-direction. (a) Considering the different possible signs of q1 and q2, four possible diagrams could represent the electric fields Éj and É2 produced by q1 and q2. Sketch the four possible electric- field configurations. (b) Using the sketches from part (a) and the direction of É, deduce the signs of q1 and q2. (c) Determine the magnitude of E. 13.0 cm 92

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